The haswell OCing screen shots showing 7+ GHz and so on, but are they of any significance in real life? How much benefit can one get in terms of earnings? I mean if somebody is doing some simulations or number crunching, how can a 7 GHz OC give him an advantage if time is money. Considering the fact that Liquid N2 is not a sustainable cooling solution for a small firm which is opting for a consumer grade CPU.
Has anyone done a cost-benefit analysis for such high overclocking in previous gen CPUs? (Excluding the Enthusiasts who overclock just for the sake of overclocking)
Has anyone done a cost-benefit analysis for such high overclocking in previous gen CPUs? (Excluding the Enthusiasts who overclock just for the sake of overclocking)