95* or 100* Tj max for 45nm parts?

Thejas · Oct 1, 2008

A friend of mine on a different forum wrote this..

"Apparently, RealTemp is the correct tempurature since it uses 95* for the TJ max (which is correct for the 45nm parts)."

Is this true? Realtemp and Coretemp should be @ 95* for 45nm parts?

Thanks in advance.

doz · Oct 1, 2008

We should all know later this month for sure. Noone knows for sure, but supposedly its 100* although I dont think alot of people change it within RT (so their temperatures show lower than they actually are). I use CT and its set to 100 by default.

burebista · Oct 1, 2008

On 21 August Intel says this

Technophobe · Oct 1, 2008

burebista said:
On 21 August Intel says this

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Can someone please tell me where I can find this on Intel's site? I've had a look through the press releases but nothing...

MARCI · Oct 1, 2008

was a white sheet released late august.. there's a thread somewhere here with the link

Technophobe · Oct 1, 2008

Must be hidden in the Intel site somewhere but I found this presentation on the web:

http://rapidshare.com/files/141444140/SF08_TMTS001_100r.pdf.html

MARCI · Oct 1, 2008

actually, the original seems to have disappeared from intel's site as well.. I found the original thread, and the links are kaput.

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