Author: Ray Banks
Date: 19:52:59 01/02/05
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Those processors run VERY hot under continous full load. Intel don't expect that the majority of it's home customers run under continuous full load for long periods. Even if they do, the processor throttles back to save itself, and the average consumer probably never notices this happening. So no problem for Intel. The processor doesn't get damaged, that part is misleading.
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