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ezlid · 10-23-2002, 02:33 PM

And the answer is:
-40C to 100C
Found in bigben2k's link in section 8.8, Table 13 - Absolute Ratings under Tstorage.
Everything electrical that is transported or stored (in other words, everything) has shipping/storage specs. Just gotta look in the right place. A shipping container sitting in the hot sun can get pretty hot.

An interesting side note, in Section 7.1, Table 5 states the Max Die Temp is 85C, but no Min Die Temp. In the case of extreme cooling, i.e. nitrogen, -40C is nothing. I wonder if an operating CPU has no minimum temp?

10-23-2002, 02:33 PM	#7
ezlid Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 55	And the answer is: -40C to 100C Found in bigben2k's link in section 8.8, Table 13 - Absolute Ratings under Tstorage. Everything electrical that is transported or stored (in other words, everything) has shipping/storage specs. Just gotta look in the right place. A shipping container sitting in the hot sun can get pretty hot. An interesting side note, in Section 7.1, Table 5 states the Max Die Temp is 85C, but no Min Die Temp. In the case of extreme cooling, i.e. nitrogen, -40C is nothing. I wonder if an operating CPU has no minimum temp?