New Prescotts, No Heat Issues??. I am a TA for a first year biology course (as many of you know), anyway today one of my students tried to convince me that the heat problem with the Intel Prescott 3.0 Ghz CPU is no longer an issue, and that these CPU's run...

Prescott Heat Issues.... OK with all this talk about the heat output/draw issue i decided to check about. According to <A HREF="http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/20030623/images/cpu_history_big.gif" target="_new">This</A>, its virtually impossible for the Scotty...

we don't know what each processor has to offer! And it is difficult to ascertain everything now. Prescott's heat issue is a negative point for Intel right now. But what else is prescott about, and what can it do? And A64? A64 is still a wildcard right now....

Prescott overheating. reports that the prescott is way over its thermal ratings at this stage. sucking up 100 watts could tie in to all the prescott rumours with current boards it was said the swtich to .90 was not easy... signs are starting to...

expected more from the Prescott. It will probably be a great 4GHz CPU (at least, for marketing purpose :smile: ). And like anyone says, it's not worth upgrading to Prescott now, more heat for the same performance. The CPU will only cost more electricy and...

buy it. I read all the time about prescott's overheating and overclocking issues. Anyway aren't prescotts old technology and already superceeded. I wonder if intels new chip design has overcome the Prescott's heat issues and if there overclock ability...

Prescott Heat Problem. Has anyone seen any good technical articles on the Prescott heat issue? I've read all the intro reviews and seen the comments on "leakage", "strained silicon" and so forth, but I'm wondering exactly what's going on and when Intel is likely...

fans do it now when intels are hotter. 3. We all know the prescott is hot. but why mention it in every post??? Yes and no. If you don't care about FAN noise, heat issue in your computer room and heat issue in your computer case (reduce the lifespan of...

are arguments pertaining to heat index issues against Intel. The bottom line is simple, yes, the prescott cores do put out more heat and its only natural. More pipes, more clocks = more heat. As far as performance goes, the prescott can be OC'd very nicely...