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No, you don't get to blame this on the processor. Modern processors are perfectly capable of operating exactly at the limit of the cooling system they are provi
by stefan_ 8y ago
No, you don't get to blame this on the processor. Modern processors are perfectly capable of operating exactly at the limit of the cooling system they are provided. No worries there. There is no "setpoint" you need to set; the processor ramps up, then sustains.
This is purely a mechanical engineering issue. They haven't designed it properly.
- tlb 8y agoChips vary considerably in the amount of power they use at a given frequency, as a result of silicon process variations. Consider table 5 in http://charm.cs.illinois.edu/newPapers/16-08/paper.pdf http://charm.cs.illinois.edu/newPapers/16-08/paper.pdf. So even with identical cooling systems, some chips will outperform others.
- EpicEng 8y agoYet that's all rather irrelevant im context considering that apple controls every aspect of their machines.