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Originally posted by: bgeh
Ticktanium2038+Smashp=Balance in AT Forums
I'd rather have bias than need these two.
Originally posted by: bgeh
Ticktanium2038+Smashp=Balance in AT Forums
How do you justify that? What is different about the process during those weeks?Originally posted by: Ticktanium2038
Especially around Week 12, 32, and 50 is the time to look for good overclockers.
WHERE DO YOU COME UP WITH THIS STUFF???ALMOST NO ONE WILL BE ABLE TO SELL A PRESCOTT IN A STANDARD PC CASE WITHOUT EXOTIC COOLING.
No, not really.Originally posted by: Ticktanium2038
Its a rough estimate. But its pretty close to what happens.
(First off, let's presume that 106w is an accurate number.) Do you think that this would be the first 106w cpu ever made? Well, it's not. Not only that, but there are higher power consuming cpu's that live in even smaller cases, that don't use "exotic" cooling.So For all you Intel geniuses you can stop critisizing me and tell the Intel Engineers how to cool 106Watts dissipation on a standard PC case so Prescott can be released today...
I think I remember reading somewhere that DEC Alphas used to dissipate about 100W or so during normal use.Originally posted by: Wingznut
Let's take the following quote:(First off, let's presume that 106w is an accurate number.) Do you think that this would be the first 106w cpu ever made? Well, it's not. Not only that, but there are higher power consuming cpu's that live in even smaller cases, that don't use "exotic" cooling.So For all you Intel geniuses you can stop critisizing me and tell the Intel Engineers how to cool 106Watts dissipation on a standard PC case so Prescott can be released today...
Originally posted by: BD231
I thought watts is a cooler form of power than volts. I'm probably off in lala land, but I could have sworn I read an artical stating computer technology manufactures were leaning towards using more watts over volts to fight the heat output problem.
I know this is the case with ATI.
See... There you go again with your ambiguity. What exactly do you mean by "standard" PC? And why are we limiting our discussion to a narrow range of systems, other than to try and prove your point (even though it would still prove nothing.)Originally posted by: Ticktanium2038
WINGNUTZ.
Enlighten me. Name one 105+ Watt dissipation processor released in standard PC's?