[Marci]

There are TTV-to-CPU correction formulas that can be applied to all TTV-obtained results to produce die results, and those exist for EVERY cpu on the market (AMD and Intel). The correction factors account for heatflux differences etc etc. Problem is, I think Intel are the only folks that KNOW what those correction formulas are for each TTV - and with never being in the position of acquiring one, don't know if they share that info with the TTV purchaser etc...

If correction formulaes for each CPU bed-type (eg: Socket A/ Sempron bare die, A64 IHS, A64 Dual Core) are applied and graphed, and a simple confirmatory test done to see whether realworld matches corrected TTV data, then battle is solved... yes? Provided results become more useful... (?)

Logic would say Swiftech could easily contact them and get this info and apply it (but likely won't)... which would give the customer something more of use to base comparison from...

If not, p'raps attempts need to be made to get it... (in progress already)