A64 FX-53 @ 3.6 GHz!

[n7]

I don't believe this has been posted yet; sorry if it has.

It's not exactly new news, but still...insane!

Beautiful!

 

[charloscarlies]

wow!

 

[tfinch2]

wow...people on that board have crazy high clockspeeds...

 

[Mik3y]

Originally posted by: tfinch2
wow...people on that board have crazy high clockspeeds...

you can say that again. wow!

 

[Zebo]

Must not be stable....no benches. But getting it to even post at those speeds is awesome...like the 6ghz p4

 

[Acanthus]

Its very advanced and very expensive vapor phase change cooling.

Its hard to setup and hard to tweak, you burn up a lot of parts doing this if you take things to the levels these guys do.

Prometia Mach II (also now called Nventiv Mach II) is around $1100US out the door. Just for the cooling.

 

[Lithan]

That cooling setup makes Mach II look like a stock HSF. I seem to recall some cascade systems costing between 5 and 10k to build.

 

[JBT]

HOLY crap that thing cooks!!!

 

[Stormgiant]

That is a home made cooling cascade, not bought.

Ricky and Pedro Rocha are from Portugal and some of the best OC's around...

I've already postes this info

Home site

 

[Corporate Thug]

wow, so low on the vcore as well

 

[Acanthus]

Originally posted by: Lithan
That cooling setup makes Mach II look like a stock HSF. I seem to recall some cascade systems costing between 5 and 10k to build.

I know, im saying thats the lowest of what they use there, they have a couple watercoolers etc.

Hell some of these guys use Mach II on their northbridges and gpus

 

[Tiamat]

wow, thats sweet. It actually booted and at default voltage too! Hopefully some more benchmarks will be posted.

 

[Dman877]

In extreme overclocking, cooling > voltage. At absolute zero, it should theoretically be possible to run a processor at an infinite speed on practically 0 volts but that's relativity stuff and absolute zero is one of those areas where normal physics goes out the door.