Retail AMD Phenom II X4 (Deneb) OC spotted

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In a CPU power is used for 2 things. 1 is radiation. 2 is heat. And lets agree first that any radiation is so tiny its useless to count. Everything else is heat.

You dont pump 100W into a CPU and have say some 50W go somewhere else and 50W gets turned into heat.

100W power=100W heat in a CPU.

Then if this were true explain:
http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/7301204.html

US Patent 7301204 - SOI component with increased dielectric strength and improved heat dissipation

SOI by its design was made to combat heat related leakage hence Phenom runs cooler than Intel chips as a whole while power draw remained higher.

http://engineering.dartmouth.edu/mic.../194sem_1.html

I. Introduction: What is SOI and why is it useful?
The term silicon-on-insulator refers to a group of technologies in which a thin layer of single crystal silicon is formed over a layer of insulator. The primary objective is to fabricate electronic devices in the silicon layer. The advantages of circuits formed in this manner over those formed in a uniform silicon substrate are principally the following:

Reduced parasitic capacitance
Electrical isolation of devices
Increased resistance to radiation