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Kingpin breaks 40K barrier

by on14 October 2016


With four EVGA Titan X Pascal graphics cards on LN2

Vince K|ngp|n Lucido is the first overclocker that has broken the 40K score barrier in Futuremark's 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme benchmark by running four EVGA Titan X Pascal graphics cards on LN2.

There are quite a few well-known overclockers on the 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme list over at HWBOT.org, including some big names like Dancop, Xtreme Addict, 8 Pack, Slinky PC and der8auer, all with scores between 32K and 38K and running on either four GTX 980 Ti, which were really good for overclocking, or four Titan X Pascal graphics cards.

K|ngp|n's trusted overclocking setup included EVGA's X99 FTW K motherboard, Intel Core i7-6950X CPU overclocked to 5,227MHz on LN2, a couple of G.Skill's Trident Z DDR4 memory modules and, of course, four handpicked EVGA Titan X Pascal graphics cards overclocked to 2,200MHz for the GPU with memory running at 5,805MHz.

The entire setup was powered by EVGA's SuperNOVA 1600 T2 1600W PSU.

This setup was enough for K|ngp|n to hit 40115 points in the 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme benchmark and you can check out more details over at the 3DMark score validation page.

We are quite sure that a couple of other overclockers which were close to this score will no push harder but currently Vince K|ngp|n Lucido has the bragging rights.

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