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12:04 PM - March 14, 2001 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: athlon, boosters
Topics: AMD/ATI, Business, Overclocking
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Voltage Converters: Asus The Economizer
This picture shows a bus controller with four switch transistors. This is Asus A7M266's two-phase-controller.
This picture shows a bus controller with six switch transistors. This is Gigabyte GA-7DX's three-phase-controller.
When you compare the three candidates' bus controllers, you will notice a serious difference: Asus A7M266 is equipped with a less elaborate two-phase-controller while Gigabyte and Biostar rely on a three-phase-controller. The advantages of a three-phase-controller lie in the significantly lower heat production at high voltages.
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