Intel Core i9-13900K CPU has been overclocked past 9 GHz

Published: Dec 21st 2022, 14:43 GMT   Comments

Intel Core i9-13900K reaches 9 GHz frequency

Jon “Elmor” Sandström and his team are the first to break the 9 GHz frequency barrier with Intel’s latest desktop CPU.

Elmor overclocking Core i9-13900K to 9 GHz, Source: HWBOT

It was only a matter of time. The i9-13900K CPU has reached a peak frequency of 9008.82 MHz during a world record breaking attempt. This achievement has already been shared on HWBOT, and it is now the new world record as per the competition rules. This was achieved with ASUS Z790 ROG APEX motherboard with improved signaling and VRMs for extreme overclocking.

One should note that this is not an all-core frequency, but just one core out of 8 available Performance cores (Efficient cores were disabled). What is also worth mentioning is that this achievement comes exactly two months after the same overclocker managed to break 8812 GHz with the same CPU.

To break this world record Elmor was joined by SkatterBencher, who confirms that the CPU temperature was as low as -250.2°C. He sheds more light on how the world record was achieved in this video:

[SkatterBencher] First Ever 9 GHz CPU Overclock (behind the scenes) (37,897 views)

Elmor is part of ASUS overclocking team. The manufacturer is now claiming that at least 14 world records were broken with Z790 APEX motherboard thus far.

Source: Intel, SkatterBencher




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