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TheGreatSatan
29th December 2004, 07:35
These guys broke the 6Ghz barrier!

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=44785
zer0
29th December 2004, 07:48
saw this a wile ago very interesting. i couldent get my p4 past 3.3Ghz
Psykotik
29th December 2004, 16:39
If that's what I think it is (can't be arsed to check the linky on this machine, damn you 64K) then the chap is using a triple stage cascade from Chilly1 and an LGA 775 3.6 Ghz P4 (Prescott)

Proves the scalability of the Prescott architecture!

Most I've had is 4.8Ghz out of a 3.4 PGA 478 Prescott
Is it a question..
7th March 2005, 21:26
:rant::rant::rant::rant: NOT FAIR!!!!!!

what else can be said.... lol.

youll need some of these B) to look at those speeds safely.. well done mate:D
Marquee
4th April 2005, 03:22
Isn't the record 8Ghz for the fast CPU. I think it was like with Xeon or one of thoughs 64-bit intels before the 6xx. What was the name, itlexxxxxxxx I thinks something like that.
jaguarking11
8th April 2005, 04:50
I think the record is like 7.8ghz now and there is a guy who runs 5.6ghz stabley for everyday useage with a phase unit.

Also the 400fsb barier has also been brocken by the same guy who runs his 5.6ghz beast. He runs 400mhzx4=1600fsb with a 14mult as pressys are unlocked. He uses ddr2 at even looser timings but his fsb is skyrocketed.
Starbuck3733T
8th April 2005, 15:17
Mother of jeebus, that's faaaaaaaaaaaast.
Psykotik
9th April 2005, 08:29
Hipro5 of Greece is the record holder for FSB I believe (the 400 Mhz you mentioned there was achieved on a set of PC2700 he had modded) and he did that on his board. This board started life as an Abit IC7 Max 3, but it has been modded so heavily it can almost no longer be recognised.

Also, IIRC the current record is either held by one if the crazy Japanese blokes, or Macci & Stilt from Akiba PC (for single core/single CPU Pentium 4 anyhow)

5.6 Ghz was achieved using an LGA 775 setup cooled by a Prometeia 2 GT btw, a company called Extreme Cooling Technologies took control of the deceased nVentiv assets last year and they were showcasing the tech for the revamp.
fillip
9th April 2005, 11:48
btw, a company called Extreme Cooling Technologies took control of the deceased nVentiv assets last year and they were showcasing the tech for the revamp.
Now that, is interesting news.