Unfortunately no, which can make it a pain to figure out. You’d have to research the CPU itself.
Unfortunately no, which can make it a pain to figure out. You’d have to research the CPU itself.
The thing that matters more than the TDP is how much power they draw at idle. It’ll likely be idling or turned off more than it will be on. And even when on, it probably wont be hitting its max TDP just playing some media unless you’re transcoding to 4k or something.
Believe it or not, you can do this in a real conversation too!
No everything is on an nvme ssd
Nice. Does anyone else have laggy animations when shutting down their pc from the start menu? Or when messing with the toggles in the taskbar (like calendar)? Just all around laggy animations. Doesn’t bother me that much but curious if it’s a known issue
Wait until they find out how a hamburger is made
Wonderful write up, thank you!
Absolutely insane that you’re being downvoted. You are 100% correct
Gamers Nexus reports 44W at idle with the G4560 which is already more than the G5400T’s MAX TDP of 35W, so it’s a pretty significant difference.
Assuming the RAM and other components are similar, I’d go with the G5400T system.