I believe that Intel reaches lower idle power in general, but yes, not under load. I think the focus of the previous and next gen was on power use though, so we’ll see what happens.
AMD (at older CPUs) do have pretty high idle power usage.
I have a battery system for my desktop (I love in Ukraine, russian our electricity system) and my 5800X desktop doesn’t go below 140 W or so (with monitor being off and active background services on the HDDs).
Huh, interesting. I have an AMD ryzen 7 series and I’ve tested my power usage in the past. The whole system including 3 monitors iirc averaged 120 W. I might be misremembering but I don’t think I’m off by much
I believe that Intel reaches lower idle power in general, but yes, not under load. I think the focus of the previous and next gen was on power use though, so we’ll see what happens.
AMD (at older CPUs) do have pretty high idle power usage.
I have a battery system for my desktop (I love in Ukraine, russian our electricity system) and my 5800X desktop doesn’t go below 140 W or so (with monitor being off and active background services on the HDDs).
Huh, interesting. I have an AMD ryzen 7 series and I’ve tested my power usage in the past. The whole system including 3 monitors iirc averaged 120 W. I might be misremembering but I don’t think I’m off by much