MSI Radeon HD 5870 burned at 1380 MHz
Of course, it is not recommended for novice users to experiment with the operation at home, in addition, liquid nitrogen is also required for similar fun.
"If, as a Radeon HD 5870 owner, you think after reaching the 1 GHz GPU clock, now you've created something really big, you should observe what an MSI HD 5870 was capable of when offered with liquid nitrogen and poked with MSI Afterburner."
The result is rough, to put it mildly, as the Radeon’s graphics core has reached a clock speed of 1380 MHz, while GDDR5 memory chips soldered to the printed circuit board raced at 5400 MHz. That was enough for the system to squeeze out a P3 dot in 24486DMark Vantage. The action was carried out by an overdrive named Deanzo, who was kingpincooling.com forum published. The seriousness of the result is also well illustrated by the fact that this performance surprised even the big k | ngp | n itself, and congratulated Deanzo.
We are still indebted to the elements of the whole system:
- Intel Core i7 Extreme 975 CPU at 4785,5 MHz
- Asus Rampage II Extreme X58 motherboard
- MSI HD 5870 graphics card cooled with LN2
