A team of ASUS overclockers has managed to push one of Intel's new Xeon W9-3495X workstation CPUs to absolutely absurd power levels with liquid nitrogen overclocking. Elmor, one of the team members ...
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This is a fairly minor change to the CPU, but I'm not sure where the PCI-E clock comes from in this new chip. IF the PCI-E clock is based on the 133MHz base clock, then overclocking a Lynnfield would ...
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