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I read the article linked from the front page about the VIA C3 CPU's lack of need for a heatsink.
Hmm, very strange. Sound's like Fry-up city to me, esp. as it will probly go into cheapo extremely cramped cases.
12W of heat ouput?
When was the last time you had a PC with 12W of heat output from the CPU? 286 or 386?
Would you run any CPU w/out a HSF (even if the manufacturer said it didn't need one) and if you weren't gonna OC it?
I can see where there aiming for, tho. The OEM Market. Without the need for a $10 heatsink, the system builders will have an extra $10 in their back pocket, esp. as the CPUs sound good if you're an avg joe who buys a PC from PC World or somewhere similar. 733Mhz Via for $x, compared with 733 Intel for $y (twice as much as x). what one do you think they'd go for?
(Author's Note: pls ignore the disjointed nature of this post).
Hmm, very strange. Sound's like Fry-up city to me, esp. as it will probly go into cheapo extremely cramped cases.
12W of heat ouput?
When was the last time you had a PC with 12W of heat output from the CPU? 286 or 386?
Would you run any CPU w/out a HSF (even if the manufacturer said it didn't need one) and if you weren't gonna OC it?
I can see where there aiming for, tho. The OEM Market. Without the need for a $10 heatsink, the system builders will have an extra $10 in their back pocket, esp. as the CPUs sound good if you're an avg joe who buys a PC from PC World or somewhere similar. 733Mhz Via for $x, compared with 733 Intel for $y (twice as much as x). what one do you think they'd go for?
(Author's Note: pls ignore the disjointed nature of this post).