Intel processors without K generally cannot be overclocked, but the 12th generation of new products can be overclocked through the BCLK external frequency, so many overclocking enthusiasts have begun to seek overclocking tests from the low-end 12th generation Core, as well as Pentium and even Celeron processors.
Recently, there are big gods to overclock the new generation of Pentium G7400T to 5.8GHz, which is a big record.
It can be seen that the Pentium 7400T running score effect of overclocking to 5.8GHz is staggering, with single-core 9219 points and multi-core 20107 points, which is higher than the running score of the 12th-generation Core i9 processor. However, this is achieved in a liquid nitrogen environment, and ordinary users should not think about it.
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