McKown, John pisze:
This is a weird question (again). But I know that Intel processor can go into a
low power state when they are not being used. This is to reduce the power
requirements based upon need (and to extend laptop battery time). So I was
curious if the CPs, especially the unlicensed / unused, in a z9 or z10 would
likewise be in a lower power state? After all, if I cannot use the CP for
anything, why should it be using electricity?
Just a curiousity.
The answer is YES, all CPs are powered up.
Proof: power consumption does not depend on capacity model, it depends
on number of books. In other words z10 2097-E12 701 consumes the same
power as 2097-E12 712 or 710 + 2 ICF, etc.
Been there measured that. Another confirmation would be power estimator
available on Resourcelink.
Oh, BTW: The "green" z10EC consumes 50% more power than z9EC (single
book configurations).
Green is a color...
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