Overclocker NickShih managed to overclock the new Intel Core i5 chip, created using a 32-nanometer process technology (Clarkdale architecture), to 6921.79 megahertz, Lenta.ru reports.
For cooling NickShih had to use liquid nitrogen. According to the overclocker, he did not notice any failures even when cooled to ultra-low temperatures of -185 degrees Celsius.
Used by:
MB: EVGA P55 Classified 200 (BIOS A45 / A51)
CPU: Intel i5 660 ES (L934B369) // Intel i7 860 (3925B478)
CPU Cooling: Chilly1 single stage (tuned by Ruffus) // MMouse Rev3 CU & LN2
GPU: Biostar 8600GTS (SPi) // 3 x MSI GTS 250 (comparison benchmarks)
Memory: OCZ Blade 2x2GB PC3-17000 8-9-8-24 (Elpida Hyper)
NF200 Cooling: Stock
PCH Cooling: Stock
PWM Cooling: Stock
PSU: Corsair HX1000W (dual EPS connector used)
HD: Seagate SATAII 80GB 8MB NCQ
OS: Windows XP Pro SP3 (n'lightened by 3oh6) // Vista SP2 // Win 7
Ambient temperature: 22-23C
Hardware Setups:
White bars :: Clarkbar :: 238x21 @ 5.00GHz w / 714MHz 5-5-5
Red bars :: Clarkbar :: 238x25 @ 5.95GHz w / 714MHz 5-5-5
Black bars :: i7 860 :: 209x22 @ 4.60GHz w / 836MHz 6-7-6
I had multiple sessions, some hours before I spent 4 hours without raising temps above -120C. It was a cold water pumping. It is a cold problem for you to write the board. I have a cold boot bug on the EVGA P55 Classified at -60C. It has been changed to a manageable -120C. It will be a chip by chip basis. I also thought I held up.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/79984/
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