The Intel Core^TM i3-6320 processor runs at 3.90 GHz from 1.152 V and has a max

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The Intel Core^TM i3-6320 processor runs at 3.90 GHz from 1.152 V and has a max TDP of 51 W. Calculate the capacitive load of the processor in pF. What would the TDP increase to if the i3-6320 were overclocked to 5 GHz? Express your answer in watts. The Intel Core^TM i7-6850 uses 1.163 V of electricity to run at 3.60 GHz with a max TDP of 140.0 W. Estimate the capacitive load of the processor in nF. What would the TDP increase to if the i7-6850 were overclocked to 5 GHz? Express your answer in watts.

Explanation / Answer

Solution:

1)

P= 51W

and V= 1.152

f= 3.90 GHz, So C= P/((v^2)*f)

C= 51/((1.152^2)*3.9*10^9)

So, C= 9853.72892925 pF

2)

P= (1.152^2)*(9853.72892925*10^-12)*(5*10^9)= 65.3846153846 W,

and the increase will be 65.3846153846-51= 14.3846153846 W

3)

C= 140/((1.163^2)*3.6*10^9)= 28.7518706 nF

4)

P= (1.163^2)*(28.7518706*10^-9)*(5*10^9)= 194.444444328 W

So the increase will be 194.44444432-140= 54.444444328 W

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