Hector Ruiz
PCAXE Member
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- 09.05.2009.
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Moja konfiguracija
CPU & cooler:
Intel i5 4670K@ Megahalem
Motherboard:
ASUS Maximus VI Hero
RAM:
Corsair Vengeance® — 16GB Quad Channel DDR3 Memory Kit
VGA & cooler:
Intel HD4600
Display:
Samsung P2470H
HDD:
Crucial MX100 256GB + WD 1001 FALS
Sound:
microlab Solo6C
Case:
Corsair 800D
PSU:
Seasonic X-850 SS-850KM
Mice & keyboard:
Razer DeathAdder Left-Hand Edition & OCZ ILLUMIATI
Internet:
Kablovska
OS & Browser:
Windows 8.1 64bit
A team of overclockers Sampsa and Stummerwinter set a new world-record score for 3DMark Vantage (Performance preset). The duo set the record using a test-bed made of Intel Core i7 975 Extreme Edition, four ASUS ATI Radeon HD 5870 in CrossFireX mode, 6 GB of Corsair Dominator GTX2, and the upcoming ASUS Rampage III Extreme motherboard to seat it all.
The Core i7 975 XE processor sailed through to 5508.9 MHz (27 x 204 MHz @ 1.664V, HTT on), with the memory running at 2040 MHz DDR (7-8-7-21). The four ASUS Radeon HD 5870 cards were hand-****ed from a batch of 18 pieces. Core/memory speeds of 1325 MHz / 1300 MHz, were set. Catalyst drivers version 9.12 were used for the record feat.
The team achieved a 3DMark Vantage score of P47002, with a GPU score of 53,911 points, and CPU score of 33,949. To cool the machine, F1 EE & Tek 9.0 liquid nitrogen evapourators were used for the GPUs and CPU. The duo credit their success (besides their skills), to Kinc and Christian from ASUS and Thomas from Intel.
source: techPowerUp
The Core i7 975 XE processor sailed through to 5508.9 MHz (27 x 204 MHz @ 1.664V, HTT on), with the memory running at 2040 MHz DDR (7-8-7-21). The four ASUS Radeon HD 5870 cards were hand-****ed from a batch of 18 pieces. Core/memory speeds of 1325 MHz / 1300 MHz, were set. Catalyst drivers version 9.12 were used for the record feat.
The team achieved a 3DMark Vantage score of P47002, with a GPU score of 53,911 points, and CPU score of 33,949. To cool the machine, F1 EE & Tek 9.0 liquid nitrogen evapourators were used for the GPUs and CPU. The duo credit their success (besides their skills), to Kinc and Christian from ASUS and Thomas from Intel.
source: techPowerUp
