Max and min anything is the 'functional range'. Max and min temp = functional temp range. Max and min time = functional time range. They don't directly say "functional operating limits = 0.85v - 1.3625v" but they don't have to.
They describe two voltage ranges, and relate one to the other, and they refer to one in two different ways. They do not mention any voltage between 1.3625v and 1.45v. That doesn't leave any room for interpretation.
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The question is where in Intel's datasheet and by what reasons do you stand by your statements?Originally Posted by CryptiK
Hey, if you have a strong personal will to interpret Intel's datasheet in your own words, it's perfectly ok as you're always entitled to your own opinion. But don't say that's what Intel means to say in the public without solid proof, please. Rumors always come up this way.
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