How about AMD's CPU calorific value?

Category: Computer/Network >> Hardware

Analysis:

AMD CPU will generate a lot of heat.

In fact, "AMD CPU fever" is a purely historical issue, and it is still a cliche that can be regarded as a false and wrong case. The truth is: judging from the XP series CPU of thoroughbred A0 core, the heat generation of AMD CPU has been well controlled, which can be said to be comparable to Pentium IV in the same period. So far, the heat value of AMD CPU is much better than that of Pentium IV, which has a huge heat. But I have talked with many professional friends (including those who are engaged in computer industry and related industries around computers) about AMD's CPU on different occasions. Their common reaction is that AMD's CPU is of high quality and low price, but unfortunately its calorific value is too large. What's even more ridiculous is that I saw an IT magazine not long ago (I forgot the specific title of this April issue). One of the small topics is that three editors are discussing what kind of CPU to recommend. The first editor mentioned that AMD's CPU generates too much heat. I think if even professionals, especially professional editors, have the misunderstanding that "AMD's CPU is too hot", I think this is not only a joke that they are uneducated and have poor academic level, but AMD should also reflect on its own publicity strategy. I don't know how long AMD will have to bear the stigma of "AMD CPU is too hot".