It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate at 1.5V (ONE POINT FIVE VOLTS)

>It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate at 1.5V (ONE POINT FIVE VOLTS)
What the fuck is AMD thinking?

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Can you prove them wrong tho?

just werks

My 486 runs at 5 volts.
My 6502 runs at 12 volts.
Maybe you should try thinking once in a while, moron.

seiba is my wife

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Imo cpus should take 220v AC

CPUs run best at 70V DC

Doesnt the psu slot say 12 volts

Zen 2 3950x 16c/32t @5.25ghz breaking world records in cinebench. Probably used more than 1.5volts OP

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Try running this kind of setup for a month and see if your CPU will last, moron.

I power my cpu with one of these bad bois

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>anything under 300V

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>reduced power consumption CPUs exist
>work really well for many use-cases (such as servers)
>but not good enough for autism

REEEEEEEEEEEEE

voltage means nothing without current

put the Zen 2 CPU's under full load and watch as the voltage goes to normal levels

Nah bro I only use it to run crysis and watch 8k porn in vr.
Not using a lightning rod during a storm to power your computer. You low voltage soiboi

someone explain volts to me

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>8k porn
nani? i can barely find 4k porn.

Volts are relative potential. Multiply them by charge to get work.

>high voltage bad
As long as they're able to mitigate the heat dissipation, there's no problem lmao

hello fellow Intel user

>living in a rainy shithole
i prefer modding my vrm's to actuate piezoelectric elements from lighters to power my cpu

if the current and temperature are low enough, I don't see why it's not
if you'd cease your shitposting for a moment and do some research you'd notice that under a heavy load when the current and temperature are high the Vcore stays at ~1.2V

>Not powering the CPU from a tesla coil
fucking normies

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>not powering your computer with a backyard patented fusion reactor
>not refusing to license your fusion reactor so the world keeps burning with oil

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based and redpilled.

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>It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate with several dozen vulnerabilities
>It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate with several dozen mitigations
>It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate with several dozen backdoors
The alternative is staffed by clowns and they know they can get away with murder, that's what.

>When operating voltages (VDD) are increased, for a given gate voltage, the carrier get hotter and hence, the ionization efficiency increases, leading to greater effect of HCI degradation

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also note
>The term "hot" refers to the effective temperature used to model carrier density, not to the overall temperature of the device.