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Overclocking Aficionado Propels Intel Core i5-4670K to 6.3 GHz, Shattering a 12-Year-Old Benchmark
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Recently, overclocking aficionado Luumi harnessed the power of a venerable Intel Core i5-4670K processor, originally from the Haswell era, to attain a remarkable score of 10.8cb in the Cinebench R11.5 multi-core benchmark. This feat successfully eclipsed the HWBot world record. Manufactured using a 22nm process, this processor boasts 4 cores and 4 threads, with a base clock speed of 3.4GHz and a turbo boost frequency of 3.8GHz. By leveraging cutting-edge liquid nitrogen cooling techniques and pairing it with high-performance DDR3 memory, Luumi was able to push the processor's core frequency to an astonishing 6.3GHz. In doing so, he established a new benchmark that had remained unchallenged for a staggering 12 years.
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