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    Intel's new Gulftown Six Core CPU meets LN2 Extreme Cooling Review

    Posted on Thursday, March 11 2010 @ 12:07:27 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    I’ve been chomping at the bit to have an opportunity to torture this latest offering. With whispers of massive headroom for overclocking, more tolerance for extreme cooling and performance to die for, it’s enough to get any tech-head excited. For this article we will be torturing this latest offering from Intel over a variety of multi-threaded applications at pre-determined speeds as well as seeing how much further we can push the cooling before we start hitting cold bugs (most Bloomfields stopped operating around -90 to -100 degrees celcius).

    Link: Tweaktown

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