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Breaking the GPU Frequency OC Record
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Breaking the GPU Frequency OC Record
Purpose
Live overclocking demonstration with the goal of breaking existing GPU frequency world records.
Targets / Baselines
- Discrete GPU world record: 4,020 MHz
- Integrated GPU world record: 4,250 MHz
Hardware
- Intel Arc 9060 XT (stock game clock around 3.3–3.5 GHz)
Methodology
The team used a two-stage approach:
- Air cooling stage — attempt to surpass the lower record while running workload and validation tests.
- LN2 (liquid nitrogen) stage — switch to extreme cooling to allow higher voltages and frequencies and push for a new high-water mark.
Typical overclocking steps included incremental frequency increases and stability/workload testing before moving to extreme cooling.
Expert Predictions
- Splave (overclocker) hoped to see up to 5 GHz but expected something closer to 4.4–4.5 GHz.
“Up to 5 GHz, but expected something around 4.4–4.5 GHz.” — Splave
Result
- New achieved frequency: 4.769 GHz — the team exceeded the previous world record.
- The team plans to pursue additional overclocking challenges and records in 2026.
Main Speakers / Sources
- Host (unnamed video creator)
- Bill Alverson
- Splave (known overclocker)
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