Isnt this made with 4 CPUs instead of just one?

edited the score

There seems to be a bug on the Opteron 940 platform core count. Doesn't seem to matter what count you enter, it just puts them where ever it wants. Can you edit these subs to 2x please.

https://hwbot.org/submission/4836414_mr.scott_wprime___32m_opteron_890_13sec_671ms

https://hwbot.org/submission/4836413_mr.scott_wprime___1024m_opteron_890_7min_25sec_640ms

likewise, none of my Dual CPU Opteron 270 multicore bencjmark scores show up in the Dual Socket list: https://hwbot.org/search/submissions/permalink?userId=10871&cpuId=1152&cpuBatchId=4616 and only the couple of CB 2003 scores @Leeghoofd already edited show up in the Dual Socket Opteron 285 list out of the score I have entered into hwbot: https://hwbot.org/search/submissions/permalink?userId=10871&cpuId=1157&cpuBatchId=4678

Edited October 27, 20214 yr by cbjaust

When I made the submission I saw it was in the wrong CPU count but when in EDIT mode there is no option to change CPU count nore an option to delete the submission... Even for a team capt..

Issue found:

In our db, Socket 940 wasn't configured to be able to host multiple CPUs. I fixed this now. It should be possible for you to change core count of your submission if you try to edit. 

@Leeghoofd

The idea of those configuration for multi sockets was to prevent users entering wrong core counts for CPUs, like a quad core getting 16 core because user thinks he needs to select 4 x XYZ CPU on the submission page. Now it seems the mechanic behind this is broken as I still can select a different core count for single CPU systems when I make a submission for the first time. 

So you broke the already broken database once more Gregor ?

Edited your scores @cbjaust