Super Pi 32M World Record cracked with Maximus V Extreme
2013 is barely a week old and yet another world record falls to ROG and master overclocker Andre Yang, this for time the Super Pi 32m title with a time of 4 minutes 39.859 seconds. Andre used an Intel Core i7-3770k twinned with a Maximus V Extreme motherboard clocked at 6.992GHz, with a core voltage of 1.968V, 4GB of DDR3 memory and liquid nitrogen cooling. Here's the screen shot of the world record time below, and the HWBot submission here:
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