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In fact it's generally true that for a given architecture and silicon technology, power increases as the square of speed.
by tlb 12y ago
In fact it's generally true that for a given architecture and silicon technology, power increases as the square of speed.
- tcas 12y agoIt's usually voltage as the square factor for CMOS. The equation I remember from VLSI is: Power = (Load Capacitance) * (Voltage)^2 * (Frequency) In order to run at a faster speed you frequently have to increase your core voltage which causes a square increase.
- jrockway 12y agoIncidentally 1 farad * 1 volt ^ 2 * 1/s is 1 watt. So this formula seems accurate :)