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Tuesday, 15 September 2009 19:36

Intel i7-870 Lynnfield reviewed - 7 Power Consumption

Written by Eliot Kucharik

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Review: Expensive high-end for Socket 1156


As usual our power-consumption test. This time you have to consider, all tests were done with C-States enabled (CS en) or C-States disabled (CS dis). The later prevents the CPU from going into "deep-sleep" which does increase the power-consumption especially in idle power. Due to the lower VCore but higher clock the i7-850 is more efficient and even beats its predecessor.

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