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Intel confirms Prescott does dissipate 100W

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Julio Franco, Aug 5, 2003.

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  1. Julio Franco TechSpot Editor

    The Inquirer recently talked to Intel who confirmed that current revision of the Prescott does have high dissipation and that 100 watts was close to that number, while they are already working on a new core revision that could cut this dissipation.

    We also saw a slide confirming 11 new instructions, an 800 MHz FSB mPGA478 package, 1MB of L2 cache, hyper threading enhancements, and that it used Netburst marchitecture. We also saw a picture of what appears to be the Prescott core.

    Intel's Prescott (code-name) is rumoured to be the processor that will become the Pentium 5.
    Julio Franco, Aug 5, 2003
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  2. Dantrag TechSpot Enthusiast

    a 100w is a lot well better start looking for a new power supply :D
    Dantrag, Aug 5, 2003
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  3. tkteo Newcomer, in training

    Well, this means the Prescott will provide heating to my room/office during winter.
    tkteo, Aug 5, 2003
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  4. Rick TechSpot Staff

    At the rate which wattage is increasing, processor may be as hot as the sun by the year 2045... No.. Really...
    Rick, Aug 5, 2003
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  5. ---agissi--- TechSpot Paladin

    You'd be the one to know Rick, but hopefully they'll work out ways to make faster CPUs cooler :)
    ---agissi---, Aug 5, 2003
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  6. Kaleid Newcomer, in training

    Sure they will, it's called nanotechnology :grinthumb
    Kaleid, Aug 6, 2003
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  7. running Newcomer, in training

    I can’t run my Athlon without a fan, and it looks like I won’t be able to use future processors without water-cooling.

    Edit: yes, I could (with a huge heatsink) but you know what I mean.
    running, Aug 6, 2003
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