World Record CPU Clock

These guys set the world record for CPU overclock.

The system had a standard Intel Pentium 4 (3.06Ghz). After a visit from our good ol friend liquid nitrogen, they got it overclocked to 5.25Ghz, and with a cool core temperature of -196°C (-320.8°F).

Posted by Ensellitis @ 8/26/2006 19:05 | 7

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inkspot (Level 4 Button Man) @ 8/30/2006 05:04

And it was in a local magazine too, with pictures and everything... If I get it back, I can skan them.

inkspot (Level 4 Button Man) @ 8/30/2006 05:02

Pentium D 955XE

Ensellitis (Level 11 Sensei) @ 8/29/2006 15:18

i would have to see some proof of that, like a video... +6ghz is nearly impossible at this time, unless it was a 64bit processor, then it is another class you are talking about.

inkspot (Level 4 Button Man) @ 8/29/2006 04:32

Uhm, estonian Jaan Tsadurjan clocked the processor over 6 GHZ using liquid nitrogen in the temperature of 196 degrees Celsius... So you figure it!