Author: Yar
Date: 10:51:21 10/11/05
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Hi Christopher, Turion processor (processor for notebooks:ML-37,40,42) has power consuption 25-35 watts depends on proc model. Athlon x2 4xxx has power consumption up to 92 watts (actually Opterons almost the same: 152 has 55 watts, 280 has 68w and 880 - 92 watts, btw Fx-57 has 110W). So right now it's not possible to put them into notebooks. To use them in notebooks u need 65nm process. The only factory that will be able to do 65nm processes is Fab 36 in Dresden (it will be opened on Friday) but 65 process most likely will not be availble until mid 2006. By that time processor will be switching to M2 and S1 sockets and DDR2 memory support. With best regards, Yar On October 11, 2005 at 12:07:06, Christopher Morgan wrote: > >Anyone know if there are any new notebooks out there for sale with an AMD dual >core, 64 X2 4xxx, preferably 4800? The AMD site says the dual core chips do not >run hotter or require more power, however I can’t find any notebooks with the >dual chips. In the past you could usually find the highest performing notebooks >and desktops at Price Watch, but no notebooks with AMD dual cores there now. >Thanks! > >Christopher
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