Looking for nvidia's (onboard) 9400 IGP TDP value - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Discussions (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=222) +--- Forum: Hardware (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=112) +--- Thread: Looking for nvidia's (onboard) 9400 IGP TDP value (/showthread.php?tid=57804) |
Looking for nvidia's (onboard) 9400 IGP TDP value - tmpdir - 2009-09-12 I'm considering to buy a G210 or GT220 pci card instead of a new 9400 igp based motherboard. Before buying this, i'm comparing the specs, but there seems no review that mentions the tdp value of the 9400 igp. I did find a lot of reviews that mention the total system consumption Anyone who knows a review that mentions any kind of power consumptions spec from the 9400. - tmpdir - 2009-09-13 anyone? - saratoga - 2009-09-14 Ion is basically a very slightly down clocked 9400 IIRC, and its TDP is 12w. Not sure if that includes the CPU or not, but the 9400 is probably very close. - tmpdir - 2009-09-14 Thanks... this gives me at least an estimation. - alanwww1 - 2009-09-15 I think it has a pretty high TDP. I have a fanless Mediacenter house with two huge sinks on the two sides of the house. On one side i have my C2D at 2.5ghz on the other side i have the igp. http://hfx.at/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=234&Itemid=118 I have to say that the side that has my C2D is a lot cooler than my igp side. My temepratures are: C2D 45 degrees. Nvidia IGP 60 Degree. So it well can be around 30W at least i fyou use VDPAU and other gpu intensive stuff. - tmpdir - 2009-09-15 Interesting. I've no experience with estimating the consumption based on the temperture in a fanless house, so I trust you better in that than I am Anyway, now I have an extra reason to look further for a 210 or 220. post scriptum... Nice htpc case. |