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12 Overclocking records were broken at G.Skill OC World Record Stage

Matthew Wilson June 8, 2016 Component

G.Skill hosted the 5th annual OC World Record stage at Computex this year and it seems that the event was quite the success as 12 records were broken across eight different benchmarks over the course of the week.

For RAM, overclocker ‘Splave' managed to get some of G.Skill's own to hit a DDR4 frequency of 5189MHz on an ASRock Z170M OC Formula motherboard.

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The ASUS ROG Maximus VIII Extreme was featured in several record breaking overclocks, with ‘Hiwa' scoring 64495 marks on 3DMark06. Dancop set a world record on Unigine Heaven, scoring 10448.51 points in the DX11 test with an ROG Strix GTX 1080 along with the ROG Maximus VIII Extreme motherboard.

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Gigabyte motherboards were also featured prominently on several new records, the Gigabyte Z170X-SOC Force LN2 was used in new Aquamark 3, 3DMark05, 3DMark2001 and more. You can see all of the broken records in the chart above.

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KitGuru Says: Lot's of Overclocking records were broken and set last week, leaving us with some very impressive benchmark scores. 

 

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