In the special event of AMD Ryzen for the media, they have managed to beat the world record of the Cinebench R15 benchmark, with the AMD Ryzen 7 1800X processor with liquid nitrogen and a frequency of 5.2GHz.

Today has been the day of presentation of AMD Ryzen to the media and despite the fact that many things cannot be published, because they are under embargo, there is a lot of data and many things that are giving us many things to understand about the new ADM processors. Among all the things that are being shown, perhaps the most lofty has been posted by Austin Evans on YouTube. Specifically we are in the presentation of AMD Ryzen and in a benchmark with the Cinebench R15, they have broken the world record.

The AMD Ryzen 7 1800X processor has been the processor that has achieved this world record in Cinebench R15. To achieve this, the processor has been cooled with liquid nitrogen (LN2) and the processor voltage has been 1.875V. This has allowed overclockers to raise the frequency of this eight-core, sixteen-thread processor to 5.2GHz. The processor, by means of the LN2, has been set to, more or less, -200ºC. This is something that had not been possible, since the processors, below -140 / -150ºC, tend to crash and not work correctly.

Thanks to this speed, a Cinebench R15 score of 2449 points was achieved in multi-process tests, simply and seamlessly breaking the world record of 2410 points. The screenshot makes it clear that it has been insane to achieve this and right now, the AMD processor reigns alone within the benchmarks in Cinebench R15.

We have realized that in Cinebench R15, it shows that the operating system used, curiously, is Windows 7, which, according to the latest information we had, is that AMD Ryzen would not support this operating system, with which, it seems quite strange . Regardless, this processor seems to easily crush the Intel Core i7 6900K.

Source: wccftech