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meccaboy858

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I was looking at the Fry's combo for a xp 1800+ and it shows that its an .13u. What is the big difference between .13u and .18u chip? Is it an overclocking difference? Thanks...
 
Originally posted by: meccaboy858
I was looking at the Fry's combo for a xp 1800+ and it shows that its an .13u. What is the big difference between .13u and .18u chip? Is it an overclocking difference? Thanks...
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The major difference between .13 and .18 is the amount of transistors per square inch you can fit onto silicon as well as a reduction in the amount of heat dissapated. .13 generally overclocks better than .18 since the electrical signals do not have to travel as far.

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