NeoToPower
1st Folding then Sex
Lasac, ng se vai enterrar! O prob é que este cpu (prescot) ñ deve migrar assim tão cedo pra portateis!
Originally posted by NeoToPower
Lasac, ng se vai enterrar!
Originally posted by Strakata
"Warranty void if used in a tropical area"
Originally posted by ptzs
É o valor máximo...no entanto não deixa de ser abusado. 91A é muita fruta de corrente máxima.
Since then, the gallop has become a canter. The latest version of the chip runs at 3.2 GHz, or conducts 3.2 billion cycles, or work calculations, a second. Intel is expected to introduce a successor based on the new Prescott core by the end of the fourth quarter running at 3.4 GHz and increase it to 3.6 GHz by the first quarter. The pace of the gains has slowed.
Intel executives say the decision to slow the advance was a conscious one. Over the past year, the company has placed a greater emphasis on improving the performance of other parts of a computer, including its chip set -- an accompanying group of chips that connects the microprocessor to the rest of the machine.
It also added hyper-threading technology to its Pentium desktop chips, better enabling them to do two tasks at once.
"We could go turn up the crank" and increase the speed at a faster pace, says Bill Leszinske, director of chip-set and software marketing. "Different years have different focuses."
Faster Means Hotter
Several other factors contribute as well to Intel's decision. Chips that run faster, for instance, run hotter, and can prove an extra challenge to cool down. The company also may be able to earn a higher margin and better profits on chips when it doesn't have to rework costly manufacturing processes to gain an extra ounce of speed.
However, the changing marketplace appears the primary motivation -- and the Pentium 4 wasn't always so complacent about speed. In the five quarters from the third quarter of 2001 to the fourth quarter of 2002, Intel engineers rushed the chip from 2 GHz to 3.06 GHz, a 53% increase. In the five quarters that will follow -- up to the expected 3.6 GHz launch in the first quarter of next year -- the gain will be just 18%.
Mr. Leszinske says "2002 was clearly a fast-paced year." Nevertheless, the company "continues to make big steps in frequency," or speed, he alleges. But it also added bigger caches, or storehouses, of memory on the chip itself, a more critical enhancement to hurry data into the chip core.
Mr. Brookwood estimates Intel's improvements to chip sets and chip speed, along with the expanded memory caches and the addition of hyper-threading added 20% to 30% to the performance of a PC. "The gains have come from the (PC) platform as opposed to just megahertz acceleration," he said.
Não sei pq raio já estão a enterrar o Prescott, vai ser um Aquecedor fora de série!
Originally posted by Raptor
Não sei pq raio já estão a enterrar o Prescott, vai ser um processador fora de série!
Não sei pq raio já estão a enterrar o Prescott, vai ser um processador fora de série!
Originally posted by Elrond
0.9microns>com mais de 100watts pra dissipar nem com a tua kryo te safas em OC de certeza
Speeds>a se confirmarem os >100Watts tb duvido q a intel se safe e puxar por eles....
quero ver isso....
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Ai não? É que o meu actual já de si faz 180W, e a kryo aguenta na perfeição!
Originally posted by Raptor
Os 2.8C actuais também dissipam cerca de 85W e os coolers de origem que vêm nos modelos inbox servem perfeitamente para os levar até 3.5GHz.