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Exponential? No, power comes from the square of the voltage.
I've simplified this and ignored static power leakage. But its pretty close in practical terms. A common expression for semiconductor power P, P=kLV²F
Where:
L = Load (from software)
V = Core voltage, default vcore V1 is VID.
F = Chip frequency
k = Empirical constant for the chip.
Pd = Total cpu power
TDP = Thermal Design Power
Therefore delta P, i.e. change in power Pd-TDP. Rearrange for Pd, the constants cancel.
Pd = TDP x (F2/F1) x (V2/V1)²
Or a little easier to understand
OCed Watts = TDP x (OCed Mhz / Default Mhz) x (OCed Vcore / Default Vcore)²
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Last edited by fornowagain; 08-11-2007 at 06:04 PM.
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