Maximum Efficiency: Build A 25W Performance PC Using Core i5
February 23rd, 2010 admin
We’ve measured 100W+ at idle from desktop PCs running the first crop of dual-core CPUs. The latest 32nm Clarkdale-based platforms let you build powerful desktops that idle as low as 25W. Today we’re looking at the efficiency of such a system. Clarkdale – Central processing unit – Multi-core – Intel Core i5 – Desktop computer
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