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Abit overclocks Extreme Edition to 5809MHz

Extremely extreme

By Fuad Abazovic

Thu May 25 2006, 10:29

ABIT has always been heavily into overclocking and we like its latest achievement. A chap from the firm managed to overclock Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 965 originally clocked at 3.73GHz to an awesome 5809MHz.

The chap used an AW8D-MAX board, powered with Intel i975 and an ICH7 Southbridge and managed to reach such a high clock. The company used Corsair PC6400 memory working at 5-5-5-15 at overclock time.

The chap must have used some super cooling such as Asetek Vapochill but we don't yet have the deatils.

You can find more about it here. µ

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Comments

Senator Milne

LOL too funny. Senator Milne's a woman BTW, so it would be "she noted".

posted by : Jay, 26 September 2007 Complain about this comment

Senator Milne

LOL too funny. Senator Milne's a woman BTW, so it would be "she noted".

posted by : Jay, 26 September 2007 Complain about this comment

Michael Geist's *bog*?

Ah, the incidental veracity of the typo. Or is it a typo?

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