Uh, that doesn't say 5.3GHz.
If you want to talk 5Ghz then we
had a thread all the way back in Oct on that, discussing how silly easy it was to get 5GHz on low volts if you don't bother stress testing with LinX.
Here is my contribution to that thread:
Prime95 has 3 stress test options, the most rigorous is "small FFT" but it is not the default selection. Even then, at best small FFT will run about 10C cooler than LinX, which is why LinX is the standard for proving system stability.
Having a chip that can run 5GHz on less than 1.4V is nothing unusual, its getting it to be LinX stable at 5GHz on any voltage that is the challenge. Which is why your claims of having a 5.3GHz OC raised suspicions in so many members of this forum community.
There is a sticky in this forum regarding OC'ing and stability testing, it has the links needed for downloading the programs. I think everyone here would like to see what voltage your CPU needs to be LinX stable at 5GHz for 20 cycles minimum (don't forget to set the memory usage to "All").
If you aren't willing to stess test with LinX then you need to accept the fact that people in this community are going to continue to put a star next to your claims with that star going to a subnote in fine print that reads "...but not shown to be LinX stable".
Don't hold it against us for holding you to our standards, the standards existed before you came here and you are the one throwing a fit about the standard existing.