Just a few days ago, we reported that well-known American overclocker Splave set two records with the Radeon HD 5870, a graphics card that was once very popular.
At the time, I noted that this achievement was largely due to the overclocked Intel Core i9-10900K rather than the pushed HD 5870 itself. Back then, the CPU was only cooled by an AIO, reaching a relatively low 5300MHz.
Today, however, the American opted for his usual liquid nitrogen pot, pushing the Core i9-10900K chip to a more impressive 7200MHz. The Radeon HD 5870 graphics card, also chilled by an LN2 pot, ran at a core frequency of 1575MHz and 5400MHz for its GDDR5 VRAM.
With the CPU and graphics card pushed to these extremes, Splave completed the 3DMark 2003 benchmark, scoring 138,091 points:
⤢ ВІДКРИТИ
⤢ ВІДКРИТИThe overclocker's test bench included these components:
Motherboard — ASRock Z490 Aqua
Thermal Paste — Thermal Grizzly Kryo LHE
RAM — G.SKILL neo 3800c14
Power Supply — Enermax Maxtytan 1250W
And this is what it looked like:
⤢ ВІДКРИТИSource: HWBot result page
