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I got my E8400 to 5.4GHz under LN2 ..
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Hey guys what's the max you've ever done
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Why aren't you on the benching team.
(That's not a question, take it as an order)
Yes please
.. Although I only do LN2/DIce benches every so often ..
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4.005ghz on my e6600 (stock = 2.4ghz) thats the highest oc i have done.
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Highest I've done so far....
Q6600 G0 = 3.960ghz on air
E3110 = 4.5ghz on UltraChillTEC
X3350 = 3.6 on UltraChillTEC
Then I picked up my watercooling..
E8500 = 4.5ghz on water
Q6700 = 4ghz on water
Q6600 G0 = 3.960ghz on air
E3110 = 4.5ghz on UltraChillTEC
X3350 = 3.6 on UltraChillTEC
Then I picked up my watercooling..
E8500 = 4.5ghz on water
Q6700 = 4ghz on water
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Welcome to OCForums, science man.
Please read around and enjoy yourself here. If you do a little reading around, you will see that there is nothing even remotely close to running at 1 THz in the processor world. Present and near future processors can't even come close to 10 GHz, much less a THz in processor speed.
In the future, do a little research before asking about things that are impossible to do at present.
Welcome to OCForums, science man.
Please read around and enjoy yourself here. If you do a little reading around, you will see that there is nothing even remotely close to running at 1 THz in the processor world. Present and near future processors can't even come close to 10 GHz, much less a THz in processor speed.
In the future, do a little research before asking about things that are impossible to do at present.
I am thinking that he means stuff like this: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/20/t...&partner=rssuserland&emc=rss&pagewanted=print .
There are no chips that are available on or near the market that get near those speeds, let alone a thz lol. The guys at IBM broke 200ghz in 2001 and there has been no chips released since then that can do over three and a half ghz. Meaning that it is almost certain that the "semiconductor" chips that get to these insane speeds are not meant for and will never be for public use.
