SXSW Sydney: Intel Core i9-14900K breaks “Counter-Strike 2” performance record

News on October 22, recently, at the SXSW Sydney event held in Sydney, Team AU The Overclocking overclocking team worked with Intel to successfully set a new game performance record for Counter-Strike 2, using the 14th generation Core i9-14900K processor and pushing the game's frame rate to 1,310 frames per second.

At the event, Roger Chandler, vice president and general manager of Intel’s Client Computing Group Chandler, who was present in person, expressed great concern for this feat and particularly emphasized the importance of using liquid nitrogen to cool the processor.

The Intel Core i9-14900K processor comes standard at 6.0 GHz, but in working with Team AU, they overclocked the clock to 7.5-8 GHz, this feat allows the frame rate of the "Counter-Strike 2" game to soar to 1310 frames per second, an increase of more than 300 frames compared to the non-overclocked state. This achievement sparked widespread discussion in the industry.

Although in the current gaming field, most attention is placed on the graphics processing unit (GPU), the success of this CPU overclocking once again highlights the role of the CPU Potential for improved gaming performance. Just like Intel's Dino Strkljevic said: "For players who pursue higher frame rates, there is no end." This breakthrough will provide more possibilities for future game performance improvements.

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