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Overclocker claims world's fastest processor at 8.20GHz using Intel Celeron D-347 CPU cooled with liquid nitrogen

An overclocker has set a new world record for CPU frequency by overclocking a 3.06GHz Intel Celeron D 347 with an internal multiplier of 23x up to a blistering 8.20GHz (8,199.5MHz) clock speed. To keep things cool, liquid nitrogen was used to maintain a temperature of minus 303 degrees Fahrenheit.

Liquid Nitrogen CPU Cooling Tower

The Intel Celeron D-347 processor, which is based on the renowned NetBurst micro-architecture, is made using 65nm process technology and officially works at 3.06GHz. However, with the help of a modified DFI LanParty UT P35 (Intel P35, revision A2), OCZ Technology memory and a lot of liquid nitrogen, overclocker TiN from Xtremelabs.org reached 8199.5MHz clock-speed on the central processing unit.

Temperatures Reached -186.4 Celsius ( -303 Degrees F)

To keep the CPU from frying, liquid nitrogen was used to maintain a processor temperature of minus 303 degrees Fahrenheit (-186.4 degrees Celsius).

The Fasted Overclocked CPU Speed Results

While stability is still an issue, at 8199.5MHz, the results are the highest clock speed ever reached by overclockers as validated by the CPU-Z database.

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