- Feb 19, 2012
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Do you think that Arrow Lake would curb down the heat of 14th gen? (especially in the higher-end segment)
I think they are trying to create a better architecture overall. 14th gen seemed like the Pentium 4 PresHOT era all over again. Sure the chips are powerful but they do take in a lot of Wattage and the temperatures do excel.
I would like this to be an informative little discussion and that true points of view are proffered ahead within the gaudy beauty of the hardware community.
I do think they are trying to create more stable chips with Arrow Lake - less heat, wattage, lower GHz and synonymous performance. Such a shift in the aforementioned priorities over stark power seemed quite necessary and I do think this is the good way.
I think they are trying to create a better architecture overall. 14th gen seemed like the Pentium 4 PresHOT era all over again. Sure the chips are powerful but they do take in a lot of Wattage and the temperatures do excel.
I would like this to be an informative little discussion and that true points of view are proffered ahead within the gaudy beauty of the hardware community.
I do think they are trying to create more stable chips with Arrow Lake - less heat, wattage, lower GHz and synonymous performance. Such a shift in the aforementioned priorities over stark power seemed quite necessary and I do think this is the good way.
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