Nemesis2038
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Has Intel stated what the heat issues are caused from? I figure they can fix it if is truely current leakage. Surely the problem wont be there forever. However I remember reading something about the speed of an electron above 3.6Ghz can cause some weird effect that Intel may be experiencing since they are playing with that top speed. Hence the lack of 3.6Ghz chips.
If that true than AMD will reach the same problem eventually. Maybe the reason they are both rushing to dual cores. But I also remember in that same article someone figured out how to get around this partially and that it was possible to go up another 30% beyond the suspected cap. If thats true then Intel could reach 4.68Ghz unless the problem is current leakage or maybe both?
I cant imagine AMD getting through this so easily since they are utilizing IBM for 9 micron and IBM has already shown they seem to have some speed problems with 9 micron as well for their own chips.
Anyone know what the scoop is and how long it will take for them to possibly correct? Anyone else see something similar or know of any articles on this.
If that true than AMD will reach the same problem eventually. Maybe the reason they are both rushing to dual cores. But I also remember in that same article someone figured out how to get around this partially and that it was possible to go up another 30% beyond the suspected cap. If thats true then Intel could reach 4.68Ghz unless the problem is current leakage or maybe both?
I cant imagine AMD getting through this so easily since they are utilizing IBM for 9 micron and IBM has already shown they seem to have some speed problems with 9 micron as well for their own chips.
Anyone know what the scoop is and how long it will take for them to possibly correct? Anyone else see something similar or know of any articles on this.