Monday, February 26th 2024
Milestone SuperPi-32M OC World Record Achieved by SAFEDISK with G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 Memory
G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd., the world's leading brand of performance overclock memory and PC components, in collaboration with ASUS ROG and Intel, celebrates a monumental achievement of setting a new SuperPi-32M overclocking world record at an astonishing 2 min 59 sec 919 ms, marking the first time this benchmark category was achieved in under 3 minutes. This amazing world record was achieved by SAFEDISK, the legendary South Korean extreme overclocker, using G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 memory, ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex Encore motherboard, and Intel Core i9-14900KF desktop processor under liquid nitrogen cooling, demonstrating the bleeding edge of hardware performance of the latest computing hardware. For more information, visit the validation page on hwbot.org.
Overclocking Milestone Unlocked - SuperPi-32M at 2 min 59 sec 919 ms
SuperPi-32M is one of the most popular benchmarks for CPU and memory overclockers, and this extreme overclocking milestone commemorates the first time a score of under 3 minutes was achieved. Using liquid nitrogen extreme cooling, SAFEDISK lowered the CPU temperature as low as -188°C to reach a remarkable 8449.2 MHz and the G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 memory as low as -60°C to reach DDR5-9052 with 32-48-45-36 timings on an ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex Encore motherboard. This expertly configured setup and operation under extreme conditions gives testament to the breathtaking technical performance of modern computer systems.
Pushing Trident Z5 RGB to DDR5-9052 CL32 2x16GB
Propelling system performance to the limits, SAFEDISK successfully overclocked a 2x16GB kit of G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB memory to an extremely fast DDR5-9052 memory speed at a low CL32-48-45-36 timing, showcasing the performance potential of G.SKILL memory solutions. The combination of high memory speed and low timings complements the overclocked CPU speed to improve calculation performance for achieving this overclocking milestone.
Congratulations to SAFEDISK for this extraordinary achievement, and a sincere thank you to Intel and ASUS ROG for their outstanding hardware products. This milestone not only signifies a new height in overclocking performance, but also the continual developments of computational speed, where G.SKILL memory aims to break barriers and redefine the limits of possibility.
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Overclocking Milestone Unlocked - SuperPi-32M at 2 min 59 sec 919 ms
SuperPi-32M is one of the most popular benchmarks for CPU and memory overclockers, and this extreme overclocking milestone commemorates the first time a score of under 3 minutes was achieved. Using liquid nitrogen extreme cooling, SAFEDISK lowered the CPU temperature as low as -188°C to reach a remarkable 8449.2 MHz and the G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 memory as low as -60°C to reach DDR5-9052 with 32-48-45-36 timings on an ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex Encore motherboard. This expertly configured setup and operation under extreme conditions gives testament to the breathtaking technical performance of modern computer systems.
Propelling system performance to the limits, SAFEDISK successfully overclocked a 2x16GB kit of G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB memory to an extremely fast DDR5-9052 memory speed at a low CL32-48-45-36 timing, showcasing the performance potential of G.SKILL memory solutions. The combination of high memory speed and low timings complements the overclocked CPU speed to improve calculation performance for achieving this overclocking milestone.
Congratulations to SAFEDISK for this extraordinary achievement, and a sincere thank you to Intel and ASUS ROG for their outstanding hardware products. This milestone not only signifies a new height in overclocking performance, but also the continual developments of computational speed, where G.SKILL memory aims to break barriers and redefine the limits of possibility.
2 Comments on Milestone SuperPi-32M OC World Record Achieved by SAFEDISK with G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB DDR5 Memory
When I ran it just now, the post-run hardware tab showed the correct amount of memory, with zeroed-out memory "clock" and "timings" fields.
At the linked HWbot site I don't easily see which versions of Windows (and with which updates, if any)/SuperPI were used. Anybody?
1.84GB RAM active ;) I guess it would be "wow!" 10 years ago, but competitive OC is pretty much dead nowadays. Great as a marketing tool ...