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He is talking about an i7 on an older node, since he is comparing the lower production cost of older nodes with their higher usage cost (electricity). I don't k
by pure_simplicity 4y ago
He is talking about an i7 on an older node, since he is comparing the lower production cost of older nodes with their higher usage cost (electricity). I don't know what intel generation would correspond to 32nm, but that was the node discussed.
- causi 4y agoThat would be the venerable 2600K of Sandy Bridge. It idled at five watts.