The HWBOT X site just published a blog post about an OC Workshop shop event held at the UNS University in Surakarta Indonesia. Free and open to all students, PC enthusiasts and local overclockers the event was organized by the local University overclocking team, the UNS OC Team with vital support from ASUS Indonesia and other industry partners. The highlight of the event was an Extreme OC demo from our very own Hazzan Jadid who was joined by speed.fastest who managed to make a Global First Place ranked score for a x4 CPU in the Intel XTU benchmark.

“Day 2 gave attendees a chance to find out just how deep the performance rabbit hole can go, with a demonstration of Extreme Overclocking thanks to an appearance from one of Indonesia’s most respected Elite Overclockers, Hazzan Jadid. Hazzan is a seasoned veteran of many high profile global OC contests and an Overclocker that is at his best when pushing a system live on stage. Joined by members of the UNS OC Team plus respected Indonesian Overclocker speed.fastest and lots of LN2, they managing to beat the x4 Global First Place ranked score for the Intel XTU benchmark.”

“The new highest score for a quad-core CPU in the XTU benchmark now stands at 2,305 marks. This is just ahead of World No.1 Dancop who managed a score of 2,301 marks just weeks ago. The score was made with a Kay Lake-based Intel Core i7 7700K pushed to 6,630MHz, a massive +57.86% beyond the processor’s stock settings. As well as an ASUS ROG Maximus IX Apex motherboard, the rig also included a G.SKILL Trident Z DDR 4 kit clocked at 2,108MHz and a Seasonic 1,200 watt powers supply.”

You can find the new x4 GFP ranked score for XTU from speed.fastest here on HWBOT. Read the full blog post about the "How to Maximize Your PC" here on the HWBOT X website.