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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: combjelly who wrote (298919)8/8/2006 6:33:40 PM
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My information gets older all the time, but I think Turions use about 30-35 watts of power. This contrasts to some of the Intel chips at about 7-10 watts. That is running at typical speeds, you can lower the wattage by lowering the clock speed in many of these chips and you can increase the battery time with a bigger or better battery, so there is a lot of things to consider.

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