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deleting CPU-Z validation

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WhiteFireDragon

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i just downloaded the most recent version of cpu-z and it had a few bugs. i made some validations on it just to test, and now i want to delete it. other than just hiding it from public view, are there any way of completely deleting those test validation linked to my account? i'm guessing this isn't possible since it was already submitted and a validation number was generated, but i could be wrong or just missed some option i haven't seen yet.
 
eh.. just leave em.. they arent going to do any harm.. and they serve as good reference incase an overclock goes bad.. atleast you will remember what numbers work..
 
so i'm guessing either no one is interested, or it can't be done lol. i guess i can just leave the screens already validated...
 
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