Intel core i9 7900x 'skylake

User SOFOS1990 has broken multiple records on HWBOT using an Intel Core i9 7900X-based Skylake-X processor and some liquid nitrogen. With a clock speed of 6.01 GHz, the user achieved a score of 12, 189.52 points, which is the highest of all time and is also the world record for a single processor.

They achieve a score record in HWBOT with an Intel Core i9 7900X

Recall that the Intel Core i9 7900X has 10 physical cores and 20 threads of execution, so this could be considered a feat, since the more nucleus it is the more difficult it is to obtain higher frequencies.

The configuration used by SOFOS1990 is as follows:

• Intel Core i9 7900XG.Skill Trident Z120 GB Neutron SSDGIGABYTE X299 SOC ChampionCorsair AX 1500i PSUN Liquid nitrogen

With the power that the new Intel processor with 10 physical cores can provide, breaking the HWBOT record was sewing and singing if very high frequencies were achieved, as in this case, about 6016 MHz speed with a vCore of 1.6V. This voltage is quite high so the use of liquid nitrogen is necessary so that it does not end up flying through the air.

Get about 12, 189.52 points on HWBOT

With the use of liquid nitrogen, the temperature reached -116 degrees Fahrenheit. The motherboard that is profiled to get the most out of this processor is the GIGABYTE Aorus X299.

Although this result is spectacular, Intel warns that its Core-X line will not use soldering for the dissipation used in the processor encapsulation, if it uses a TIM system. So if we want to get the most out of it, we are going to have to invest in a disconnection kit for optimal performance and that does not generate as much heat.

Source: wwcftech