Four more world records with ASUS ROG motherboards
ROG Maximus V Extreme has been breaking records all the time since its release: this time a new SuperPi 32M record has been set at the ROG Camp in Berlin.
The new record, overseen by Andre Yang, senior tuner at ROG, is 4 minutes 42,656 seconds, a significant improvement over the previous 4 minutes 43 seconds. The record was set using an Intel® Core i7-3770K processor.
And an ROG Crosshair V Formula-Z motherboard with an AMD FX-8350 processor, also managed by Andre, managed to break the existing CPU-Z processor frequency record, pulling the CPU up to 8670,22 megahertz.
At the same time, Hong Kong’s John Lam (from HKEPC) set two world records in the wPrime test with ROG Crosshair V Formula-Z. The 32-megabyte performance result was 4,532 seconds, and the 1024-megabyte result was 143,766 seconds. John used an AMD FX-8350 processor to access the two records.
