.Nevertheless, the enormous amount of electrical current that the 3 GHz P4 requires will bring many motherboards and PSUs to their knees. This is probably the reason why we won't see the 3.2 GHz version arriving soon, as Intel will lower the power dissipation of its cores before moving to higher speeds. But right now, the current 3 GHz parts require 1.55V core voltage, and it is the most demanding processor of all. Intel has therefore reduced the recommended maximum processor ambient temperature from 45 °C to 42 °C and recommends 4 phase voltage regulators.
Yeah, Ace's reported this.Originally posted by: RanDum72
Doesn't enabling HT up the P4's power draw? I read somewhere here that temps go up with HT.
