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look at their size difference!!!
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0.13 Vs 0.18
- Thread starter Kato
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LOL,
and look at the heat difference too!
35c .13m vs 43c .18m clock for clock
and look at the heat difference too!
35c .13m vs 43c .18m clock for clock
OP
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Hey Axia, so for the temp difference, since nowadays most people can lower the 43C(.18m) to around 33C average, with just good aircooling, so if the new .13m stock temp is 35C, then is it possible to lower the stock temp to mid 20s with just good aircooling then?
BTW, where do you get all these new information on T-bred? i've read alot of your posts, and all of them were about T-bred...do you work for AMD?
BTW, where do you get all these new information on T-bred? i've read alot of your posts, and all of them were about T-bred...do you work for AMD?
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i don't think so unless u live in a cold area....
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Looks very sweet, can't wait for performance testing
Yodums
Yodums
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To estimate how 'low' you could get the temperature on the CPU vs a standard rating, the most important condition is room temperature. Room temperature can stop you from going lower than 30c. Personally, I've never heard of anyone run any processor 1GHz+ under 30c, without a liquid cooling solution.
The real facts about the amount of heat that the T-bred really produces is more hype than real world results. In fact, in a comparison chart...
The T-bird 1400MHz puts out 74.00W of heat.
The Palomino XP2200+ (1.80GHz) puts out 75.50W of heat.
The Thoroughbred XP2200+ (1.80GHz) puts out around 52.00W of heat.
As you can see, cooling the T-bred 1.8GHz CPU will be like cooling a 1GHz Athlon processor . See, its still going to be on the warm side, just not as warm
-oh, and I only wished i worked for AMD, although Intel is cool too, I mean the Tut-P3s or course!
AXIA
The real facts about the amount of heat that the T-bred really produces is more hype than real world results. In fact, in a comparison chart...
The T-bird 1400MHz puts out 74.00W of heat.
The Palomino XP2200+ (1.80GHz) puts out 75.50W of heat.
The Thoroughbred XP2200+ (1.80GHz) puts out around 52.00W of heat.
As you can see, cooling the T-bred 1.8GHz CPU will be like cooling a 1GHz Athlon processor . See, its still going to be on the warm side, just not as warm
-oh, and I only wished i worked for AMD, although Intel is cool too, I mean the Tut-P3s or course!
AXIA
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Hey, that looks a lot like my decapitated K6-2 LOL, they making them in dresden???
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thats exactly what i was thinking when i saw the picture...
DOCTOR EVIL
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Where are 4 little round pads on that Thoroughbred and why is it brown when the newest stepping XPs are now green? It looks more like a brown colored Athlon T-bird than an Athlon XP!
It looks more like a brown colored Athlon T-bird than an Athlon XP!
