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To: wanna_bmw who wrote (170791)	9/9/2002 1:11:21 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 186894

"Ali Chen, your "other resident genius", used to claim that higher frequency Northwood parts would dissipate 90-120W of leakage based power." Stop lying. I told you already that "120W" was your own words: Message 17242374 You wrote: "I believe that your "last-straw assumption" involved a processor with 4x-5x the current level of leakage, or in your words, "60-80A." Message 17241678 You continue: "For a 1.5V processor, that would mean that at least 90-120W of power will be dissipated from the processor - even if all the transistors are "off". When you will stop lying, waana? - Ali