Reply With QuoteEfficiency of the processor mainly depends on two factors, material production: silicon and process technology. in the future we hope to graphene, and nano technology that's just the efficiency with respect to what to compare it is not clear.
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AMD, Intel and other companies to compare the performance Time inexorably moves forward, leavingthe once new technology is far in the past. Now, I gaze at a desklamp, and think: But once it was on the light bulb with a filamentwhich consumed 60W, and now is the housekeeper , which shines as thesame but consumes 25W.
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Efficiency of the processor mainly depends on two factors, material production: silicon and process technology. in the future we hope to graphene, and nano technology that's just the efficiency with respect to what to compare it is not clear.
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The processors used to consume 15-20W .You can quite compare to coolers heat. Now - a little more than alittle . Generally, when AMD released the 2001 percent of 1.4GHzwith a TDP of 74 W - was a lot of noise that is too high heat. Now 74volts - well within the norm. For graphics cards - the same thing.
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