Chinese overclocker MickaShuBL has set a new Superpi32M record by shaving nearly a second off the previous best, achieved by pushing his liquid nitrogen-cooled Intel Core i9 14900KF to an impressive 8500MHz, complemented by similarly cooled G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB memory.







The use of KINGPINcooling's dual heater setup was crucial in maintaining optimal benching conditions on the ASUS Republic of Gamers Z790 Apex motherboard, preventing condensation and moisture under extreme temperatures.


This score indicates MickaShuBL's readiness for the G.Skill OC World Cup 2025,
However he will have to master there the latest Intel platform and affiliated challenges.


Amazing score sir, congratz