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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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Or does this wikipedia article look like correct fiigures.

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