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2020 May 19
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DS
65 ватт? Это мало, всего то как у райзена 3600
EP
за то циферок больше
VK
Так продолжительный тест надо
в продолжительном тесте синглкор у амуды выше
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в продолжительном тесте синглкор у амуды выше
ну вот
VK
477 поинтс у 10980HK
492 поинтс у 4900HS
492 поинтс у 4900HS
AE
амуда топ ин зе воролд
AE
там PL2 90 Вт
DS
там PL2 90 Вт
AE
Я соврал, 135 Вт
DS
Я соврал, 135 Вт
AE
Переслано от Spike ❄️
10980HK "45W"
The base frequency of this chip is 2.4 GHz, and it has a regular 45 W TDP (sustained power), which can be run in cTDP up mode for 65 W.
Two other plus points on this chip is that it is unlocked, for when an OEM provides more thermal headroom, and it supports DDR4-2933, which is an upgrade over the previous generation.
Intel's recommended PL2 (turbo power) for the Core i9 is 135 W, and Intel says the recommended 'Tau' is set to 56 seconds for the i9, and 28 seconds for all the other CPUs.
OEMs don't often adhere to these values for notebooks, but they are provided as a guide.
It does mean that in order to hit 5.3 GHz, the Core i9 is by default allowed to take 135 W across two cores, or 67.5 W per core. Even at 60W per core, you're looking at 50A of current per core... in a laptop.DS
Переслано от Spike ❄️
10980HK "45W"
The base frequency of this chip is 2.4 GHz, and it has a regular 45 W TDP (sustained power), which can be run in cTDP up mode for 65 W.
Two other plus points on this chip is that it is unlocked, for when an OEM provides more thermal headroom, and it supports DDR4-2933, which is an upgrade over the previous generation.
Intel's recommended PL2 (turbo power) for the Core i9 is 135 W, and Intel says the recommended 'Tau' is set to 56 seconds for the i9, and 28 seconds for all the other CPUs.
OEMs don't often adhere to these values for notebooks, but they are provided as a guide.
It does mean that in order to hit 5.3 GHz, the Core i9 is by default allowed to take 135 W across two cores, or 67.5 W per core. Even at 60W per core, you're looking at 50A of current per core... in a laptop.
