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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (82278)	12/7/1999 10:11:00 PM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (2) of 1576973

Bill Re <<The calorimetric method you suggest would be less accurate>> The method I just told you is extremely accurate and fairly fast. I think it is the most accurate way to determine the power dissipation of a chip. Re <<used for heat sink designs to see what it steady states at for different speeds and voltages.>> Yes, exactly. Thermal design is the reason AMD quoted those power numbers in their spec sheet. I by no mean, meant to suggest that it is used for "binning" data. I have no idea how that is done. Mani

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