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Old 22-08-2005, 21:37   #15
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Re: 1000w Psu?

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Originally Posted by bonzoe
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Originally Posted by Rob C

Maybe computer manufacturer's ought to be going green and looking at ways that their components need less, not more, energy.
It's about time they started using RISC processors! The old Acorn RISC PCs ran at least as fast as the equivalent Intel PCs (with H/S and fan), without a heatsink and were cool to touch!!

But then that was one of those British inventions which didn't have the muscle to compete with the Yanks.

IIRC, Intel do manufacture RISC cpus, and the P4 core is actually partially a RISC processor (it shares some elements).
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