>It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate at 1.5V (ONE POINT FIVE VOLTS)
What the fuck is AMD thinking?
It's perfectly fine for a CPU to operate at 1.5V (ONE POINT FIVE VOLTS)
William Garcia
Jaxson Cox
Can you prove them wrong tho?
Jack Wilson
just werks
Josiah Walker
My 486 runs at 5 volts.
My 6502 runs at 12 volts.
Maybe you should try thinking once in a while, moron.
Jaxson Martin
seiba is my wife
Gabriel Butler
Imo cpus should take 220v AC
Carson Clark
CPUs run best at 70V DC
Josiah Young
Doesnt the psu slot say 12 volts
Carter Ortiz
Zen 2 3950x 16c/32t @5.25ghz breaking world records in cinebench. Probably used more than 1.5volts OP
Isaiah Mitchell
Try running this kind of setup for a month and see if your CPU will last, moron.
Julian Reed
I power my cpu with one of these bad bois
Henry Harris
>anything under 300V
Hudson Morris
>reduced power consumption CPUs exist
>work really well for many use-cases (such as servers)
>but not good enough for autism
REEEEEEEEEEEEE
Kayden Turner
voltage means nothing without current
put the Zen 2 CPU's under full load and watch as the voltage goes to normal levels
Brody Howard
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
Dominic Bell
someone explain volts to me
Adrian Garcia
>8k porn
nani? i can barely find 4k porn.
Kayden Phillips
Volts are relative potential. Multiply them by charge to get work.
Xavier Cruz
>high voltage bad
As long as they're able to mitigate the heat dissipation, there's no problem lmao
Brandon Reyes
hello fellow Intel user
Jacob Phillips
>living in a rainy shithole
i prefer modding my vrm's to actuate piezoelectric elements from lighters to power my cpu
Alexander Martin
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
Austin Clark
>Not powering the CPU from a tesla coil
fucking normies
Cooper Brooks
>not powering your computer with a backyard patented fusion reactor
>not refusing to license your fusion reactor so the world keeps burning with oil
John Rodriguez
based and redpilled.
Nicholas Cox
>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.
Luis Sanders
>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
Xavier Hall
also note
>The term "hot" refers to the effective temperature used to model carrier density, not to the overall temperature of the device.