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    The 6GHz barrier has been broken!

    Posted on Sunday, September 26 2004 @ 18:56:13 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    What can you expect when you put two monkeys (aka macci + The Stilt), 20l bottle of Ln2 (liquid nitrogen, -196C) and some nice high-end hardware (in this case a 3.6GHz P4) to the same little room?

    A computer system clocked to 6GHz?

    The crazy fellows used the following equipment to reach the magical 6GHz:

    CPU: Intel Pentium4 3.6E
    M/B: ASUS P5P800 (Vagp, Vddr w/ OCZ DDR Booster)
    RAM: KHX3200 256x2
    VIDEO: GF2 Pro
    PSU: OCZ 520W
    COOLING, CPU: LN2 (-196C)
    COOLING, M/B: water+156W TEC



    According to them it was "Stable as your mate after a bar evening at 4am!" at 6GHz. But clocked a bit lower, at 5.4GHz, it was pretty stable in SuperPi.

    More info at XtremeSystems and Akiba PC


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