Sunday, November 18, 2007 9:23:18 AM
Sure you can. Back on an envelope math is sufficient to understand why:
A DC-SKU from Penryn fits into a power envelope of 30Watts to allow a mobile part. This is a 100+ sqmm die.
Features of Silverthorne use about 25sqmm of transistors, thereby using a fourth of power, this gets you to 7,5 Watts or so at this frequency. Reducing the frequency to half of the above reduces powerdraw by the square of the denominator, which gets you below 2 Watts. There you are. Embarrassingly simple, isn't it?
K.
Facts are irrelevant to the emotional brain
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