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The two Phenom CPUs required quite a bit more power than the Intel.

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Marcel Feb 07, 2009 7:39pm GMT

Yes, we measured the power of the whole system at the outlet and the CPU was running at 800 MHz (dynamic frequency scaling), when consuming only 65W.

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Grzegorz Kulewski Feb 07, 2009 7:33am GMT

Hello,

Thanks for this article!

Could you please post details of your test system?

Was the power usage at idle (65W) meansured at AC outlet? Was the processor downclocked by cpufreq or it operated at full speed?

Thanks in advance!

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