HWBOT user sofos1990 took an Intel Core i9 CPU to party like it was the nineties, straddling it under a LN2 cooling chamber to achieve the enormous 6.01 GHz overclocked frequency (82.3% over stock clocks). The achieved score, at 12189.52 points, settles this run as the highest-scoring 10-core score ever, and also becomes the highest single-processor system score ever achieved in the platform. This was done under an extremely crispy 1.6 V processor vCore, though, so it definitely wasn't for the faint of heart.Hardware-wise, sofos1990 leveraged a Gigabyte X299 SOC Champion motherboard; G.Skill Trident Z memory; a Corsair AX 1500i PSU; and a slightly less relevant Corsair Neutron 120 GB SSD. That setup, and the LN2 cooling solution, delivered a chilly -110 ºC ( - 116 Fahrenheit), which is more than enough to freeze your fingers off.