Posts by snorre

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 The last real explanation that Intel used was from a whitepaper for the release of the Williamette P4. It stated that TDP was set at a level slightly higher than the maximum...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 What? That's what I said, Yonah 2GHz dualcore looks like a 20W-25W chip, in that it will only use 20W-25W of power in the realworld. Just like the TDP of Dothan is 27W but not even...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 And I doubt there will be any AMD product in the notebooks, not when Yonah uses half the power of a single core Turion. You say this as it should be well-known fact, but...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 They both idle at 800Mhz/0.988v or so. SilentPCReview measured a 770 @800Mhz at 1W. http://www.silentpcreview.com/article300-page5.html Perhaps so with all power...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 Core Duos look like they're just as good as Dothan and Core Duos actual real max consumption of current modles is probably ~20W, assuming it follows the same trend as Dothan whose...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 If that's the case, why does the Z60t average around 14W power consumption vs the slower clocked Turion based L2000 which averages 17W in the Reader test? Because you're...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 Or maybe they had overheating problems because of the extra heat of the Turion. Another blantant lie! FYI: Turion 64's heat tolerance is actually a lot lower than...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 You mean how the LV Turion still uses more power than the normal voltage P-M? The normal voltage ML uses 60% more power in that review, while other reviews have placed the...

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 It's the only way they can meet their TDP, along with heavy undervolting. Where do you get your information, from Intel? Give us a break with the misinformation. please!

Quote: Originally Posted by accord1999 The benchmark is Cinebench 2003, used in a number of reviews like Techreport. It's completely CPU limited, with cache, memory bandwidth, latency and amount having little impact on...