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Submission Details

1867 marks with
Core i7 6700K @ 5290.00 MHz
Extreme checked by a moderator Submitted ROG OC Showdown Formula Series Round 3 - XTU

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Core i7 6700K Skylake-S
Cooling
Water (Custom)
Temperature
Load 66 °C
Cores
5,290.00 MHz  (32%) REF 100.00 MHz

Memory

Product
G.Skill Ripjaws V
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Temperature
Load 40 °C Idle 25 °C Ambient 21 °C
Type
G.Skill  DDR4 SDRAM

Videocard

Model
GeForce 210 (DDR3, 64bit, GT218) (GT218) (GeForce 200 series)
Speed
590.00 MHz  /  400.00 MHz

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
Z170

Comments

KaRtA
KaRtA

How about a full rig pic showing your cooling instead of the same photo you always use.

Nik
Nik

Nice CPU!!!!

Alex@ro
Alex@ro

this is really outrageous,i suggest someone with a clear mind look into this kind of contests because this is absurd.People on water cooling ofter bench higher than regulary folks on single-stages or refrigerants,a bit of common sense is always required but this situation is not about common sense,this is basically making fun of whole community

Bull56
Bull56

Looks curious, fake?

Alex@ro
Alex@ro

Not fakes ,just benched at -40 with chiller ,little bit lower than 20 degrees idle rule but i am sure this is fine and no one will get mad

Nik
Nik

Watercooling max 5,2G with a very good Chip, but 5,3G its very hard!!!

 

 

Doug2507
Doug2507

Almost unbelievable....

Zwitterion
Zwitterion

Honestly I am curious to see a "watercooling" pass XTU at 5.3Ghz with a 6700K...

For me it is impossible with positive temperature in idle!

I agree with Alex@ro !

 

Hilderman
Hilderman

Agree with you guys, why give out prizes, really nice prizes, when it seems clear the rules are being broken, and not enforced.

rtsurfer
rtsurfer

Agree with you guys. Enthusiast league is filled with people with chillers & stuff. Feel sorry for the "real" enthusiast guys who have to compete with these people using regular water cooling.

 

If these people had balls, they'd move to Extreme league.

Taloken
Taloken

Even in rookies and novices, he applied the same methods, never rejected : mass of 360 rads in salted ice. Nothing new.

And he is really good at searching efficiency.

rtsurfer
rtsurfer

Sincerely doubt this could be accomplished even with ICE dipped rads.

Has to be a chiller of some kind.

 

I know he is a really good tweaker, I don't question his efficiency, I question his cooling.

Nik
Nik

Thats stay in the rules ;) No extreme cooling (<20°C) allowed.

Schmuckley
Schmuckley

lol

Y U No think legit?

Up to 66c on core.

KaRtA
KaRtA

There is a lot of impossible in that comp. I think the mods need a good look, especially at the chips doing 5.2-5.3 @ 1.6v+, would be very hard to keep at the temps they have. Mine at 4.9 hits 80 with delid, CLU, 1.52v and 20deg idle.

 

Not calling you out nvidia, just some scores, not just yours seem off. Very good score and efficiency though, however you managed to cool it.

KaRtA
KaRtA
For all who criticize Nvf =>

 

Just take a look on the top3 screen of the Stages 2 and 3. I see some Monster Vcore like 1.7V+ How is it possible with a simple water cooling ?? Even with liquid pro, you just can't handle that king of voltages.... So, Instead of bombarding NVF,watch around...

 

The question wasn't just on NVf, more aimed at all those running the same, it's not sustainable at what they have submitted.

Nik
Nik

1,7v its no problem under water, but very risky,

 

5,3G under water its very strange, a very very good Chip make 5,2G not 5,3G!!@water!!