Overclockers Breaks Records with Gigabyte's Z87X-OC

[JMcEntegart]

Gigabyte boasts of new records set using its motherboards

Overclockers Breaks Records with Gigabyte's Z87X-OC : Read more

 

[zipspyder]

Its really awesome that you guys didn't include any of the record ground breaking numbers to go along with the fluff. :-|

 

[memadmax]

Heh, all intel stuff.^.^

 

[west7]

this article is pointless without numbers

 

[chesterman]

very nice numbers >/

 

[therealduckofdeath]

@memadmax I think it's pretty unlikely that AMD would show up at an Intel event...

 

[RealBeast]

Its really awesome that you guys didn't include any of the record ground breaking numbers to go along with the fluff. :-|

Hey this is breaking news and you want details like numbers?

 

[XGrabMyY]

Where the shitting dicknipples are the numbers, the specs of the build, etc. This is terrible. What has Tom's Hardware become?

 

[skit75]

Jane hid them in the last two pages of the pictures link....

"The excitement began after all of those hours of work. Having witnessed a couple of ~6.5 GHz overclocks and a lowely 5.6 GHz on an unlucky CPU sample, Dino and Steponz set a Unigine Heaven (Xtreme Preset) world record of 8710.91 DX11 Marks using four Radeon R9 290X graphics cards at 1300 MHz GPU, a Core i7-4770K at 6.4 GHz, and two G.Skill DDR3-2666 C10 modules at CAS 9!"

And

"While several teams focused primarily on CPU performance, others were busy modifying their graphics cards. I didn’t get to see any results from those systems in our first day of coverage, but Gigabyte returned with a later O/C record from ViVi. The team used Gigabyte’s Z87X-OC motherboard to push a Core i7-4770K to 6.4 GHz, G.Skill Pi series GDDR3-2200 C7 to DDR3-2400 C8, an AX1200i power supply (with apologies to event co-sponsor Enermax), and EVGA’s K|NGP|N GTX 780 Ti at 1550 MHz/1925 MHz GPU/Boost."

Am I really the only one who clicked through all the pictures?

 

[zipspyder]

Jane hid them in the last two pages of the pictures link...."The excitement began after all of those hours of work. Having witnessed a couple of ~6.5 GHz overclocks and a lowely 5.6 GHz on an unlucky CPU sample, Dino and Steponz set a Unigine Heaven (Xtreme Preset) world record of 8710.91 DX11 Marks using four Radeon R9 290X graphics cards at 1300 MHz GPU, a Core i7-4770K at 6.4 GHz, and two G.Skill DDR3-2666 C10 modules at CAS 9!"And"While several teams focused primarily on CPU performance, others were busy modifying their graphics cards. I didn’t get to see any results from those systems in our first day of coverage, but Gigabyte returned with a later O/C record from ViVi. The team used Gigabyte’s Z87X-OC motherboard to push a Core i7-4770K to 6.4 GHz, G.Skill Pi series GDDR3-2200 C7 to DDR3-2400 C8, an AX1200i power supply (with apologies to event co-sponsor Enermax), and EVGA’s K|NGP|N GTX 780 Ti at 1550 MHz/1925 MHz GPU/Boost."Am I really the only one who clicked through all the pictures?

Exactly who wants to wade through pictures of people standing around doing nothing but staring at OC'd rigs?

 

[Grandmastersexsay]

There's not any information in the whole article? You have to go to the last photo to see anything of substance? That's some stellar journalism there.

Take another, "I'm a dork and you have a chance with me. See I'm wearing a helmet." photos. Then it doesn't matter how bad you are at your job.

 

[Slatteew]

http://valid.canardpc.com/records.phpFX 8350 still has the record according to CPU-Z OC World Records........