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Luumi Breaks 12-Year-Old Intel Core i5-4670K Record

Luumi, who specializes in pushing processor speeds beyond their standard limits, has broken a 12-year-old record with the “Intel Core i5 4670K.” The processor scored 10.8 cb in the “Cinebench R11.5” multi-core test. This score was recognized as a new world record for that model on the “HWBot” platform.
The “Intel Core i5 4670K” processor, built on the “Haswell” architecture, has 4 cores and 4 threads. Its standard clock speed is 3.4 GHz, while its boost frequency is 3.8 GHz. The 22 nm model has a thermal rating of 84 W. The processor also has 6 MB of cache and “HD 4600” graphics. The record-breaking test used an “ASRock Z97 OC Formula” motherboard and 4 GB of DDR3 RAM made by “XPG.” A “Corsair AXi 1600” unit supplied power to the system. Cooled with liquid nitrogen, the processor reached a frequency of 6301 MHz, far exceeding its standard speed. This result applies only to the “Intel Core i5 4670K” category, not to all 4-core processors. Luumi conducted the test on a “Windows 7 64-bit Pro” system. The result and validation files were verified on “HWBot.” The record shows that the newest and most expensive equipment is not always necessary to surpass a result from 12 years ago.
