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CPUs/GPUs can double clock speeds with experimental diamond substrate for better cooling


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Martin Roscheisen, Diamond Foundry CEO, told The Wall Street Journal that chips using their synthetic diamond wafer can operate at a minimum of twice their rated clock speed without failing. In the lab, company engineers have even reportedly managed to get one of Nvidia's most powerful chips to run at three times its base clock.

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Diamond Foundry, which makes lab-grown synthetic diamonds in San Francisco, is leading the charge. The...

 

 

Maybe this would make overclocking more meaningful again. Seems pretty interesting. 

 

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12ghz threadripper am in 😅

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  On 10/11/2023 at 11:50, ozlay said:

I thought Intel said we were getting 10ghz in 2005...

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Nah we got 4ghz pentium D 🤣

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  On 10/11/2023 at 13:10, bonami2 said:

Nah we got 4ghz pentium D 🤣

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we never even got that :sad-smile:

 

they announced a single core 4.0 Ghz P4 Prescott and then axed it before launch because yields were too low. highest clocked Pentium D was the 965 EE @ 3.7. 

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  On 10/11/2023 at 18:20, The Pook said:

 

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we never even got that 

 

they announced a single core 4.0 Ghz P4 Prescott and then axed it before launch because yields were too low. highest clocked Pentium D was the 965 EE @ 3.7. 

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Was sure the p4 4ghz existed.

And oops for the pentium D.

 

 

It somewhat do. Pentium 4 580 ht

 

 

 

 

 

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