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Old 1st January 2005, 20:50   #1
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Power consumption just for the CPU at load.
The wattage loss resulting to heat is another story.



Meaning you could save almost half of your electric bill using AMD.
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that's more then just "a wee bit" of difference there
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CPU's don't 'consume' power, they are basically nothing more then electric heaters. The only energy a CPU uses is that what is 'burned' by the joule-effect in the millions of little wires
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