5GHz !!!!!!!

[Starfury_2260]

it did say it was stable at 4.7ghz, they shoulda run tests then.

[alienware-51]

That's awesome, i have seen a computer that you can buy that runs at a massive 4ghz but the case itself is 500$ and the computer its self is about 3500$. I want to know why anyone would want to do that and then ruin the board

[Starfury_2260]

what do you mean ruin the board? this system they are using to reach 5ghz is not made for long term use, just to show how fast they can take the processor. no regular use system would use that cooling method.

[bombledmonk]

What's the fastest it could run and benchmark? I'd like to see the numbers.

[Redwolf]

Doesn't sound like the system was stable enough to run benchmarks due to signal loss. A shame, but Windows, at rthe very least, ran.

I think John P. may have an opinion on why they couldn't benchmark too

[fapbuh]

Originally posted by joker_927
@ 5.25Ghz running benchmarks was immpossible.

THEN WHAT WAS THE POINT!

I have the answer! Because they can. Why not? If you have the time and the money, do it. If I did, I would. Sounds fun.

[thegladiatorgy]

Things like that make them one of the best review sites.

[nwo75200]

Damn the video is big, I'm temp. on dial-up, so my connection sucks and its gonna take me 3 hours to download it.

[nwo75200]

This is the coolest thing I've seen!

[blubomber]

I wonder how long it would take a 5GHz chip to process a UD, Seti@home or other packet?? Might find some answers faster that way.