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I need exact cuz I'm comparing. I thought I read somewhere cedermill 360 and 365 use only 65w max.


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Default Re: Celeron D temps

the cedarmill core will use much less, because it is based on the 65nm tech, whereas the Prescott based one uses the 90nm Technology. Rest assured, the Cedarmill will use less power than your current one, unless you get a really bad one (rare)


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And less power means lower temps right? Anyhow I'll look into that.


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Yes, as does lower voltage


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So cedermill voltage is lower than prescott? And voltage and watts are the 2 main factors for temps? Or anything else I should look into?

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1) Yes
2) Yes
3) FSB.. the higher it is, the faster the CPU communicates with the RAM


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Is there anywhere on intel website it gives exact watts and voltages for cpus. Not seeing it.

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