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ASUS ROG has once again beaten the Core i7 3770K frequency world record by achieving a core clock of 7184.3MHz on Liquid Helium. The ROG team bested ASRock’s own world record of 7.136MHz which was achieved a few days ago with the Z77 OC Formula, the ASUS team broke the record using Maximus V Extreme motherboard. 

The ASUS ROG Team consisted of the most recognized overclockers - Andre Yang, TeamRU Slamms and Smoke, with assistance from Hazzan, Shamino. The record was achieved with a boat-load of Liquid Helium and you can check out the validation on here.

The hardware used consisted of the following:

  • Core i7 3770K
  • Maximus V Extreme
  • G.Skill DDR3 Memory
  • Antec HCP 1200W PSU
  • Kingston SSD

The team not only broke the Frequency world record but also achieved other records in Super PI 1M/32M Calculations and Pi Fast which you can see here.

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