Friday, October 12th 2012

AMD A10-5800K Cracks 7.446 GHz
Beating their own OC record of 7.384 GHz set earlier this week, overclocker alvinkenzo took the $122 AMD A10-5800K APU all the way up to 7446.41 MHz, achieved with a base clock frequency of 120.1 MHz and 62.0x multiplier. The core voltage was set at 1.992V, and one of the two modules were disabled, a discrete graphics card was used. Memory speed wasn't tinkered with, at DDR3-1600 MHz, a pair of G.Skill-made modules were used in dual-channel configuration. Seating it all was MSI FM2-A85XA-G65 motherboard. The CPU-Z validation for the feat can be found here.
64 Comments on AMD A10-5800K Cracks 7.446 GHz
..yes, that's how crap they are.
Just because you use x86 doesn't mean you are using it right. :D
VIA would get the participation ribbon, if they ever participated.
So true! :laugh:
www.msi.com/product/mb/FM2-A75IA-E53.html
:roll:
You must remember because looking at your sig you took my advice :cool:
lol
Oh and I do not recall me being offended at any thing you said. I took all the advice that was given and it worked out great for that I thank You all!