I want to find intel 32nn CPU, any suggest which CPU is use less power
and is it 22nn avaiable?
any advice please!
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What is W? We had a president that was known by that name. Do you mean that you want the slowest Intel CPU?
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intel i7 processors use less power when they're inactive to reduce temperature, so basically its a cooling method, when it requires more power, it will use more.
right, W mean "use less power",
is it everything choose 32nn cpu better? is look full loading average 50 ^C
how about "22nn" is it coming soon...
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Intel Atom D2000 & N 2000 series are 32nm (nn? nm = nanometers). These have fairly low power consumption. I'm not a fan of their on-die GPUs though. Just to begin with driver support is poor and Intel's driver packages often will say they've installed properly but Windows reports the drive can't be found or is corrupted afterward.
This is all part of the race to the bottom (use of cheap labor): the driver installers are broken. Intel isn't the company it used to be, but then so few are anymore.
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