New Pentium XE 965 Overclocking Record Set - 7.2Ghz

@ 2006/04/20
The 7.0GHz bar was conquered by the Pentium XE 955 processor with B1 core stepping, so everybody would expect Pentium XE 965 processor with C1 core stepping to show at least some small but convincing frequency boost. Luckily, the hopes came true: one Turkish hardware enthusiast reported about his overclocking success in XtremeSystems.org forum. He managed to bring his dual-core Pentium XE 965 (3.73GHz) processor to work at 7.2GHz with the help of liquid nitrogen cooling system.
Comment from wittekakker @ 2006/04/20
"Few years" could be longer then u think, and maybe never come because of multi-core technologie.
Comment from jmke @ 2006/04/20
playtime this saturday
Comment from Sidney @ 2006/04/20
You two kind-of-love-each-other type of people
Comment from jmke @ 2006/04/20
you "add-words-which-weren't-there-before" kind of doctor
Comment from The Senile Doctor @ 2006/04/20
you last-word-kind-of-pêrson
Comment from jmke @ 2006/04/20
you didn't state "in the next few years"

you said "we will never reach 7Ghz..."

of course we WILL reach these speeds.
Comment from The Senile Doctor @ 2006/04/20
is that a standard cpu?
I repeat : we'll never reach 7 ghz in standard cpus in the next few years
Comment from jmke @ 2006/04/20
Intel tested 10Ghz CPU's already in 2002...air cooled

http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=1584&p=5
Comment from The Senile Doctor @ 2006/04/20
we'll never reach 7 ghz in standard cpus...
Comment from jmke @ 2006/04/20
that's because you are used to 3Ghz AMD CPU's
Comment from The Senile Doctor @ 2006/04/20
7ghz... that still astounds me...

 

 

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