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To: Elmer who wrote (68414)	8/11/1999 2:06:00 AM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (1) of 1577864

Elmer Re <<A contrar. This is a perfectly valid method of specing max power. AMD themselves notes that you must design for maximum power consumption.>> I hope this will be my last comment about this. Elmer you are completely cluless. You, Yousef and Paul do not know the first thing about this issue. Zippo, Zilch Nada! You do not get the maximum power for thermal design by multiplying the core voltage by peak current. AMD doesn't do it this way nor any one else, Intel does not do it this way, just look at their specs, (I just did) Elmer, I suggest you drop the topic and since every one is getting bored. Also if you want to learn about this topic, do your own research, I can not spoon feed you any more. Mani

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