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Originally Posted by unregistered
are mobo mfgrs forecasting a significant shift in production %s then ?
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Sorry Bill,
that's mobo mfgr PM's call, and guys in RD knows better to make any comments on that subject :P
Back to the subject on secondary loss. I had always fond to use ~90% (DC/DC effeciency) of VRM spec maximum supported wattage (VID*ICC) as max CPU thermal energy needed to take care of, though VRM 10.1 (Intel documentation 30235601) shown a very nightmarish number on page 14.......1.4V*119A*0.9~150W. Intel really playing with fire when it tells everyone its CPU only put out 115W(Table 5.1, Page 74, Intel Documentation 30235101) 150W by 20% of Intel claimed would be 30W, which had enough impact to make/break a thermal design on a °C/W curve
Bill, looks like I aint kidding when I said we might need a setup to handle 500W of dissipating heat in a very near future ah? Would someone please figure out how to make electricity from these wasted thermal energy so we can all recover some from our electricity bill?
by the way, had anyone noticed -30W from that 150W, 120W is quite close to 115W Intel claimed?
