Highlights

July 12, 2010
Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking is proud to present two new product lines: The new "Trinity Minis" and some new configurations for the Cypher Series. The "Minis" are some very attractive looking smaller units...
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June 15, 2010
The overclocking world goes through its ups and downs. Sadly, we must report some unfortunate findings for the Boreas Thermoelectric Cooling unit designed by CoolIT of Canada...
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March 28, 2010
Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking welcomes Mark Ciphone to our team. Mark has come up with a clever design to overclock the Intel i7-860 to 3.9 GHz using...
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Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking
99 Wiltshire Rd.
Claymont, DE 19703
Email: LiquidNitrogenOverclocking

Phone: (610) 818-5063

The short answer is the benchmark utility that we wrote using a C compiler. The less time it takes to run on a given system, the faster the computer must be: there is no other explanation.

While there are many different benchmarks out there, our utility is aimed at determining overall stability as well as speed. Due to its relatively long running time, any performance differences will be emphasized rather dramatically. Furthermore, if there is even the slightest instability, the benchmark will "catch it" by sending incorrect results in the report.txt file that gets generated. If you want to be sure your overclocked system is stable and fast, run Ed Trice's checkers benchmark.

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