AMD A10-5800k Capable of 6.5 Ghz Over LN2 - Company

[xelosia]

AMD's new A10-5800K "Trinity" APUs, launched earlier this week, are capable of extreme overclocking, something similarly-priced Intel processors can't claim, according to Adam Kozak, desktop products manager with the company. According to Kozak, the roughly $150 A10-5800K are capable of 6.50 GHz overclocked speeds, when augmented with liquid nitrogen cooling.

Overclocking capabilities give AMD's sub-$150 chips such as the A10-5800K, A8-5600K, and A6-5400K an edge over similarly-priced Intel chips. The cheapest overclockable chip from Intel's current lineup is the $220 Core i5-2500K. Based on the "Trinity" silicon, the A10-5800K ships with clock speeds of 3.80 GHz, which go up to 4.20 GHz with TurboCore. The chip features an unlocked base clock multiplier, which makes overclocking possible.

AMD A10-5800K Capable of 6.50 GHz over LN2: Company | techPowerUp

[realneil]

I don't doubt that the clocks go that high.
But is it going to show solid benchmarks while doing it? (Will it churn out a lot of performance?)
There is a difference between capability and clocks.

I want to see PureOCs reviews on this platform before I believe it's so good.
Bulldozer done learned me,...............

EDIT: I'd like to see what they can do on air and water. (real world scenarios) Recording LN2 speeds doesn't cut it for us commoners.