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45W mobile Xeons that support ECC already exist. https://ark.intel.com/products/series/97141/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-v6-Family#@mobile https://ark.intel.com/pro

• Already__Taken 9y ago
  Isn't mobile more like 15W though?
  • mciancia 9y ago
    Depends on the definition of mobile I guess.
    • noir_lord 9y ago
      I've got a T470P (i7-7700hq), that's a 45W part in a 14" laptop. If I balls to the wall it I can kill the battery in 90 minutes (though they are swappable) but I average ~6 hours under actual work conditions (VMs and Intelligent). It spends the vast majority of time sat at a few percent utilisation but the processing power is there for those few second operations you run infrequently (build from scratch, indexing a large project etc). I love it frankly, not turned desktop on at home more than once or twice since July.