The “everyday” Trinity APU record is a new station
Once again, the record was set with the MSI FM2-A85XA-G65 board, and now we have managed to cross the 7,40 GHz “dream limit”.
Thanks to Military Class III components and the DigitALL voltage solution, the new Trinity APU clock record has reached a staggering 7,422 GHz operating frequency. All this was brought together by liquid nitrogen cooling, raising the core voltage to 1,984 volts and dense prayer - not least the MSI FM2-A85XA-G65 motherboard and the AMD A10-5800K, of course. Unfortunately, the official press release is now not explicitly talkative, really only the most important parameters have been reported. The new record, however, has been authenticated, so we believe MSI.
Thanks to Military Class III components and the DigitALL voltage solution, the new Trinity APU clock record has reached a staggering 7,422 GHz operating frequency. All this was brought together by liquid nitrogen cooling, raising the core voltage to 1,984 volts and dense prayer - not least the MSI FM2-A85XA-G65 motherboard and the AMD A10-5800K, of course. Unfortunately, the official press release is now not explicitly talkative, really only the most important parameters have been reported. The new record, however, has been authenticated, so we believe MSI.
Is it still above?
The amazing results have been found in CPU-Z validation in its database.
Source: MSI
