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To: MEL64 who wrote (898)2/19/1998 3:54:00 PM
From: Mitchell Ryan  Read Replies (2) of 1521
 
<< Do you know the pentium II is to big and runs to hot in lap tops? The only product i know of now that can reduce processor heat is VSPA, and it is patented by pnda.>>

Say for the sake of argument, that the VSPA package was superior at removing heat from a Pentium II die. All that means, is that it offers less thermal resistance from the die to the package case. The heat must still be removed from the case. In the past, this has been accomplished with heatsinks and fan/heatsink combinations. How does VSPA uniquely solve this problem? Once the heat has been removed from the package case, it must be removed from the system. How does VSPA uniquely solve this problem?

Laptops typically use lower voltage parts that generate less heat in the first place, eliminating the need for active cooling devices. I expect that Intel will produce a lower voltage version of the Pentium II for laptops. Pentium II a VSPA? In your dreams!

Ryan
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