That's why it's no big deal to boot up 4Ghz and just post a screenshot of SuperPI without stability tests The moment you click "Notepad" or "Internet Explorer", BSOD or the whole thing hung.

I don't think there'll be one because many people would get an expensive CPU, crank it to a high clock speed then do a screenshot of SuperPI Of course there's nothing wrong with it and just different interest of people (personal preference). For myself, I rather go for practicality whereby I want a good OC that I can use daily. At least I could enjoy the speed and benefit out of it.

If I remember correctly, I manage to hit around 3.48Ghz on my M0 previously with a substantial amount of voltage to get it stable. It's also done on a cheap Gigabyte DS3L motherboard