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Athlon 64 FX at 2.8 GHz

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On September 25, 2003, 1:37 PM

Although current early batches of Athlon64 FX processors are said to have limited room for overclockability using standard air cooling, it becomes quite a different story when you equip your case with a small freezer, much a la Kryotech.

Ace's Hardware did just that, pushing Athlon64 FX's core to a rock solid 2.8GHz using $1000 worth of cooling equipment, the nVENTIV Mach II consists of a 24 cm (9.45") high "compressor" box. Of course, the benchmarks is what we want to see.

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  1. Thats sweet but defently not worth $1000 on the cooling part ;)
  2. Agreed, the interesting part of the story is the scalability shown by Athlon64 FX.
  3. Lol, you don't have to spend too much money! ;)Get a mini fridge! :)
  4. [quote][i]XtR-X[/i]Lol, you don't have to spend too much money! ;)Get a mini fridge! :) [/quote]Lmao. i wonder if anyone has every put their computer in the freezer?

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