New 3DMark 2001 world record at 89,120 points
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 10/02/2006 10:59 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1273 views
Saturday Kinc and crotale decided to some serious overclocking and the results did not wait to come. First off was a 3DMark 2001 world record at 89,120 points. The system used was an Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800 cooled with liquid nitrogen, ASUS P5W-DH, Corsair 6400C3 and a combo of ATI Radeon X1950XTX and Radeon X1900XTX.
However, now they've managed to get above 5GHz at least, while they also used a X1950/X1900 combo, waiting for another X1950 card without too bad coldbugs. Unfortunately, it's still impossible to raise the memory frequency of the X1950 very much, but that shouldn't stop them from reaching 90,000 later on.
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However, now they've managed to get above 5GHz at least, while they also used a X1950/X1900 combo, waiting for another X1950 card without too bad coldbugs. Unfortunately, it's still impossible to raise the memory frequency of the X1950 very much, but that shouldn't stop them from reaching 90,000 later on.
NordicHardware
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