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Thermal design power

Thermal design power (TDP), also known as thermal design point, is the maximum amount of heat that a computer component (CPU, GPU, or system on chip) can generate and that its cooling system is designed to dissipate during normal operation at a non-turbo clock rate (base frequency).

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Calculation

Central processing unitsServerAdvanced Micro DevicesK10Microarchitecture
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Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameter

Thermal managementThermal conductionWattPowerDirect current
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Multiple TDPs

Mobile HaswellKaveriAPUsPOWER8On-chip controller
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HeatCPUGPUSystem on chipCooling system
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related to Calculation · 17
Thermal design power → According, ACP, Advanced Micro Devices, AMD, Barcelona, Core, CPU, Intel's, K10, Opteron, Pentium, SPECcpu2006, SPECjbb2005, STREAM Benchmark, TDP, The, TPC-C
related to Issues when dealing with the thermal design power (TDP) · 9
Thermal design power → CPU, CPU’s, On, Once, Rca, Ta, Tc, TDP, The
related to Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameter · 4
Thermal design power → As, In, TDP, This

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Thermal design powerrelated to Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameterAs0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameterTDP0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameterIn0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to Ambiguities of the thermal design power parameterThis0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationThe0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationCPU0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationACP0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationAdvanced Micro Devices0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationAMD0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationK100.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationOpteron0.60section
Thermal design powerrelated to CalculationIntel's0.60section

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