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All the info shows otherwise. This shows ryzen overclocking to 5.1GHz on all cores and beating Cinebench world record. http://mirror.ninja/5vixv8 http://mirror

• smitherfield 10y ago
  *With liquid nitrogen cooling. We still don't have a real-world test.
  • fcanesin 10y ago
    Yes, on the show floor. The comment above was that the Broadwell-E processor could go further, there is not support for this clain. The referred processor is unstable above 5GHz, even with liquid nitrogen (note that the frequency record is 5.8GHz but on CPU-z, a far cry from running Cinebench). Ryzen has this video on its side. My personal opinion is to wait for more data, march 2 is not far away. For sure anandtech and the other good bench sites will have a Perf/$ graph.