Luumi Sets HWBot Cinebench R11.5 Record on Core i5 4670K at 6,301 MHz
Overclocker Luumi posted a multicore score of 10.8 cb with a liquid-nitrogen-cooled Intel Core i5 4670K, according to tomshardware.com.
Overclocker Luumi has set a new HWBot world record in the Cinebench R11.5 category for the Intel Core i5 4670K, posting a multicore score of 10.8 cb, according to tomshardware.com.
The processor ran at 6,301.00 MHz during the run. Cooling came from liquid nitrogen, the method typically used to push older chips past their standard limits.
The test system paired the CPU with an ASRock Z97 OC Formula motherboard, 4GB of XPG DDR3 memory and a Corsair AXi 1600 power supply. Luumi ran the benchmark on Windows 7 64-bit Pro.
The previous Core i5 4670K record in this Cinebench R11.5 category had stood for 12 years before this result, the report said.
An ageing Haswell chip
The Core i5 4670K is a Haswell-era unlocked 4C/4T processor built on Intel's 22nm process, with 3.4/3.8 GHz base and boost clocks, 84W TDP, 6MB of cache and HD 4600 graphics.
Quick answers
What score did Luumi achieve in Cinebench R11.5 with the Core i5 4670K?
A multicore score of 10.8 cb, recorded on HWBot as a new world record for that processor.
What clock speed did the Core i5 4670K reach?
6,301.00 MHz, with the CPU cooled using liquid nitrogen.
What hardware was used alongside the CPU?
An ASRock Z97 OC Formula motherboard, 4GB of XPG DDR3 RAM and a Corsair AXi 1600 power supply, running Windows 7 64-bit Pro.