Overclocker "Christian Ney" of the HWBOT community claims to have
cracked the 6 GHz clock speed mark with an AMD A8-3870K APU, with all
four of its cores enabled. The feat consisted of a clock speed of 6067.7
MHz achieved using a base clock of 258.2 MHz and multiplier of 47.0x.
The memory was clocked at 3505 MHz, just 95 MHz short of a world-record.
The chip was put through a scorching core voltage of 2V. Supporting
components included GIGABYTE A75-UD4H motherboard, and GeIL EVO Corsa
DDR3 memory. The setup was cooled sub-zero. CPU-Z Validator rejected
this submission, probably because like us, it finds 2V vCore and 258.2
MHz base clock unreal for Llano, since it uses a common 100 MHz clock
domain for BClk and PCIe.
Source: MyDrivers.com
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