Intel Core i9-14900KF Sets New CPU Overclocking World Record at 9.12 GHz
Chinese overclocker 'wytiwx' surpasses previous record by 4 MHz using liquid helium cooling and a modified setup.
- The Intel Core i9-14900KF reached a record-breaking 9.121 GHz, surpassing the previous record of 9.117 GHz set by the i9-14900KS.
- Overclocker 'wytiwx' used an ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex motherboard, liquid helium cooling, and Windows 7 to achieve the feat.
- The setup disabled all efficiency cores and hyperthreading, focusing solely on the eight performance cores with a core voltage of 1.387V.
- The milestone highlights the overclocking potential of Intel's older Raptor Lake architecture, as newer Arrow Lake CPUs have not surpassed 7.5 GHz in similar tests.
- This achievement brings the industry slightly closer to the elusive 10 GHz mark, a goal Intel predicted would be reached by 2005.