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U chips are just P chips with a tighter power limit, they’re not inherently “more efficient” (same architecture), just a lower cap. is there really anything st
by paulmd 3y ago
U chips are just P chips with a tighter power limit, they’re not inherently “more efficient” (same architecture), just a lower cap.
is there really anything stopping you from setting a lower cTDP if that’s really what you want?
- jwells89 3y agoWhere would you set that? The only PC I’ve seen that lets you explicitly set a target TDP is the Steam Deck, the most I’ve seen elsewhere is the ability to turn off turboboost and limit clock speed. Regardless, a default TDP above that of a U chip in a Nano is still an odd choice given that machine’s lack of cooling and battery capacity resulting from its size. It means that a lot of buyers who have no idea how to reduce it are going to have a subpar experience.