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04-17-2008, 01:47 PM
Overclockers push 8-core Skulltrail to 6 GHz: Dual-socket overclocking confirmed (http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/36996/135/)
Front Page Article (http://www.tribalwar.com/news/5386-Overclockers-push-8-core-Skulltrail-GHz-Dual-socket-overclocking-confirmed.html)
Las Vegas (NV) When Intel released its Skulltrail platform, the main focus of this extreme computing platform was on overclocking capabilities. Dual-socket motherboards traditionally have not been a prime target for overclocking anyway, so this was an interesting proposition from Intel anyway. Now we know that Skulltrail has lots of headroom.
Overclocking with advanced air-cooling can take Skulltrail from 3.2 GHz to 4 GHz. 4.5 GHz is reportedly manageable with a modest water-cooling system. Not surprisingly, there is a lot more capability in this platform if take an extreme Skulltrail a bit more extreme
Front Page Article (http://www.tribalwar.com/news/5386-Overclockers-push-8-core-Skulltrail-GHz-Dual-socket-overclocking-confirmed.html)
Las Vegas (NV) When Intel released its Skulltrail platform, the main focus of this extreme computing platform was on overclocking capabilities. Dual-socket motherboards traditionally have not been a prime target for overclocking anyway, so this was an interesting proposition from Intel anyway. Now we know that Skulltrail has lots of headroom.
Overclocking with advanced air-cooling can take Skulltrail from 3.2 GHz to 4 GHz. 4.5 GHz is reportedly manageable with a modest water-cooling system. Not surprisingly, there is a lot more capability in this platform if take an extreme Skulltrail a bit more extreme