With the help of liquid nitrogen to dissipate heat, players successfully overclocked an unreleased FX-8150 to 8.429GHz. This record has broken the clock speed record created by Intel's single-core Celeron and also won the Guinness World Record. From the CPU-Z certification page, we can see that the user has used AMD’s top eight-core FX-8150 CPU for overclocking, and the motherboard has chosen ASUS’s Crosshair V Fomula, which is based on the AMD 890FX chipset and does not use the latest 990FX chipset. The motherboard, it seems that AMD 890FX is also one of the best partners for crawler bulldozers. Corsair’s DDR3 1333 memory is selected as the memory. After all, CPU overclocking does not require too much memory.
From the screenshots of the test results, we can see that the player used a 31-fold multiplier and overclocked the FSB to 271.9MHz on this basis, reaching the highest ever 8.429GHz, and the voltage at this time also reached 2.016V.
