PRESCOTT aka THE TOASTER

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BTW, one guy fried egg with Athlon XP 1500+ (Palomino) already.

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my Palomino is hot enough for that

seriously, i either HAD to have a volcano 7 on it running at 5000rpm (and sounding like ajet taking off) or the stock fan with a 9" table fan blowing right in the case JUST to keep it at 49C idle

yes i put the thermal paste on right, and no its not overclocked ROFL

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My Palomino 1.9+ runs around 40c (under normal runnings) on a Volcano7+ at low setting (3500RPM i think). Under load it's arond 42-44c.

My old T-Bird used to run 47c and 52c under load.

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yeah, that chip survived after frying egg

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lhgpoobaa

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100W though... that aint good. Thats getting into Itanium territory.
And its comming from a smaller area. Gotta wonder about chip integrity, even with a heat spreader. Powerbill will be nasty too if you think of running 24/7 full load.

I guess though its good news for aftermarket CPU cooler sellers! More huge slabs of copper comming right up! :)



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Hey poopy, you apparently forgot the CAPS LOCK on! :smile:

Dark_Archonis stopped by recently and reminded us all that prescott samples have been circulating since november. Early samples might have been ridiculously hot - and I think it is very possible that someone measured such a chip for power consumption and started this rumor...

I guess it is much safer for us to stop speculating and wait and see.

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an an INTEL FAN person... you have to pray these TOASTER PRESCOTTS are early chips

funny thing about that is... if these are early chips... why hasnt the heat issue been talked about till now?

and it makes alot of sense combined with the MB issues with PRESCOTT that have been floating

accept it now... PRESCOTT WILL BE DELAYED
 

Mephistopheles

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You know, you don't need to use caps for us to pay attention to what you're saying. You just need to think about what you're saying, and we'll listen carefully.

Loosen up, poopy. I have nothing to do with the initial prescotts having high heat output... neither have you. And the damned thing isn't even out yet. We're also avoiding speculation about the A64...

Isn't this heat issue just another "out-of-the-blue rumor"? So why are <i>you</i> making such a huge issue about it? Can you please answer that one? Because it puzzles me.

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pIII_Man

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btw...is 100+ watts the power consumtion or the thermal output? They are very diffrent things that i think some people may have confused...

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pIII_Man

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In order to meet such requirements Intel also had to increase the current for such CPUs, and that is an explanation why the most of current mainboards will not be able to work with Intel Prescott processors. For instance, the original Prescott 3.60GHz was intended to work with 78A IcccMax, whereas the real version will only be able to function with current increased to 91A.
91 amps! assuming they run a 1.4v vcore (i am not sure what it will be) the 3.6ghz cpu will draw 127.4 watts that is quite a lot!

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Mephistopheles

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I think it was a little less than that... closer to 1.25V or so. But it might still draw a lot of power...

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pIII_Man

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not saying that the presott won't reach high speeds...its just not as enticeing to get when you know it will gobble power and require some very high power cooling...

So easy to fry yet tastes so good...
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The day that it's <i>required</i> to buy a $200 power supply and the CPU's heat sink <i>requires</i> a 120mm fan as a minimum just to run an Intel CPU, <i>then</i> I'll be concerned.

That day isn't today.

So I'm not concerned.

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POPEGOLDX

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<<Too bad Intel already demo'd a prescott at IDF and overclocked it to 4+ ghz ON AIR....>>

and they ran what benches on it to prove it was a fully working prescott? who knows what they disabled to keep it that cool... maybe they cut off the FPU or disbled the cache.... just to get a HIGH CLOCK...

but if u wanna buy whateva intel says as gospel... good luck to u