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To: jcholewa who wrote (27210)2/1/2001 10:03:12 PM
From: combjellyRespond to of 275872
 
Jc, well, shows you what I know. In my (rather feeble) defense, I tried searching the Intel site. But every reference I found was just to the clockrate. I guess they felt that was the most important....



To: jcholewa who wrote (27210)2/1/2001 10:17:32 PM
From: fyodor_Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
JC: ...and, finally, from the mouth of the horse:

It's actually noteworthy that Intel's Mobile PIII Data Sheet does NOT mention the change in voltage, just the change in operating frequency.

-fyo



To: jcholewa who wrote (27210)2/2/2001 2:26:41 AM
From: PetzRespond to of 275872
 
JC, I dare say that with 25.9 to 27.5 watts of power dissipation at 800-850 MHz, that there must be a 10,000 RPM fan in those Intel notebooks which gets enabled in the full speed mode.

Petz



To: jcholewa who wrote (27210)2/2/2001 3:42:31 AM
From: MajicRespond to of 275872
 
Hi JC...glad you finally got your SI membership :)

Im not sure if you should welcome me (due to my long absence;) or I should welcome you to the board?

Greetings, Michael


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