Overclocking: Tom's Sets World Record
Overclocking: Tom's Sets World Record
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On Saturday February 23, members of the Jmax-Hardware, Tom’s Hardware, and Tom’s Guide forums met in the offices of Bestofmedia. They had come to try to set a new world record for overclocking. And they succeeded.
The team consisted of 13 members: six from Jmax-Hardware, four from the Tom’s Hardware forums, and three members of the Tom’s Guide forums. The hardware used to set the record consisted of four test platforms; three using a liquid-nitrogen cooling system and one with a compressor-based (DoD or Direct-on-Die) cooling system.
We memorialized the day in a series of photos you’ll find on the following pages.
View the video taken at Bestofmedia’s offices here.
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its insane
Give the camera to that balding dude next time!
That is a hell of an overclock!
Bt y use a P35 board wouldnt an X48 have been beter?
Best,
3Ball
A full spec set (ie. RAM,etc) would also have been useful. One fact to note was that the motherboard was based on the P35 chipset.
Good article