Quote Originally Posted by KTE View Post
Nah don't bother with him.

Low-k allows more power savings than high-k.
Really?

Quote:
" Using high-k/metal gate IBM and its Alliance Partners have been able to successfully shrink the size of a chip by up to 50 percent as compared to the previous technology generation while improving a number of other performance specifications. For example, high-k metal gate chips save about 45 percent total power, an increasingly critical metric in all electronics applications. "

http://www.physorg.com/news116860211.html

I guess there are some differeing opinions on that, but before you 2 guys blast me, I read stuff like that and the new Intel Process, which as you know- is HK/MG.

If I was wrong, that's fine..
JAP- no need to talk to me like that either.