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Mumbai
March 19th, 2008
Gigabyte has launched its full range of dynamic energy saver motherboards,
including X48, X38 and P35-based motherboards. Johnson Lin, CEO of Gigabyte said
that with Gigabyte's dynamic energy saver, users are able to take advantage of
up to 70 per cent CPU power savings without sacrificing computing performance.
The multi-gear power phase design of Gigabyte's dynamic energy saver allows
for the most efficient switching of power phases depending on CPU work loading.
When the CPU work loading is light or at idle, the dynamic energy saver
downshifts gears and only allows the minimum required power phases needed to
accomplish the task to operate.
By turning off the power phases that are not needed, Gigabyte's dynamic
energy saver is able to save power, up to 70 percent compared to traditional
motherboards that would normally have been wasted.
As soon as the workload increases, it recognizes that more power is needed
and is able to shift into higher gear, turning on power phases, as they are
needed.
Unlike traditional power designs that keep all power phases active at all
times no matter what the loading, it features multiple gears, allowing the CPU
to maintain optimum power efficiency from light all the way to heavy loading.
With the ability to switch on and off gears before they start to lose
efficiency, it is able to provide up to 20 per cent improved power efficiency,
Gigabyte said in a release. Page(s) 1
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