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!
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