http://www.tomshardware.com/hardnews/20040910_122544.html
I just saw this article and am confused. It says that the Opteron was the first CPU to include NX support for viruses but that the 90nm Efficeon is the first to do it with a low power part.
The article doesn't define low power. There is a 30 watt version of the Opteron and I thought that was pretty low power. It's been out for while yet Transmeta is claiming to be the first.
My question is what does Wolfgang/Transmeta consider low power to be?
I just saw this article and am confused. It says that the Opteron was the first CPU to include NX support for viruses but that the 90nm Efficeon is the first to do it with a low power part.
The article doesn't define low power. There is a 30 watt version of the Opteron and I thought that was pretty low power. It's been out for while yet Transmeta is claiming to be the first.
My question is what does Wolfgang/Transmeta consider low power to be?