Abouut I7
As you can see in the pictures, my Laptop also run a I7 it's something 2012.. is on 2.2GHZ
First Picture shows Windows Taskmanager which is on IDLE look at the differnt Value like = Percentage, Heat Power etc
The other pictures are on Simulating Multisimm 14.
One Important thing is: Your CPU runs on 3.3Volts and not +- 42 or just even 36.
Then also INTEL CPUs, all of them having Intel Speed Step which always is on. If you switch it off *usually in the BIOS* then CPU will run at it's lowest Frequency. Here a few Pictures take from my Laptop just a few minutes ago
It's a MAC BOOK PRO 2012 , running Windows 10 Enterprise
Now again look at the FAN SPEED temps etc
If this would be a gaming computer this would be disaterous for it.
And a CLASS A is evern worse, my single end goes from 25 Degrees up tp 59 within 2 Minutes and then the FAN KICKS in, but it just turns enough to keep it below 70 Degrees, even surrounding air is 25 / 30 degrees.
So my Class A runs the less hot one runs on 37 Volts with 3.7 ampere IDLE
37x37=136 Watts per Channel delivering only 18 watts RMS into 8 Ohm the rest is HEAT
The Hot one is 42X 5.6 = 235 Watts and delivering maximum 26 Watts RMS into 8 Ohm the rest is heat.
but the sound is unsurpassed if we are talking about Transistors.
Now, just to burn less heat for nothing I'm testing a Cirquit which I can choose the POWER OUTPUT to the need of the Listener.. I have this for manual switching but I would like to have it Automatic, that the AMPLIFIER decides by itself which RE is should use and of course switches them automatically. Three Variant are Valid,:
RE 15Ohm for about 5 Watts output,
RE10 OHM for about 12.5 / 15W output depending on RAIL VOLTAGE and then the hot version
RE 7.5 Ohms output for 20+Watts Output..
If you take non FAN HEAT SINKS this will be quite large Pieces..
Hope this helps
here a pic of the AMP with active cooling heat sinks from MAC Computer G5
As you can see in the pictures, my Laptop also run a I7 it's something 2012.. is on 2.2GHZ
First Picture shows Windows Taskmanager which is on IDLE look at the differnt Value like = Percentage, Heat Power etc
The other pictures are on Simulating Multisimm 14.
One Important thing is: Your CPU runs on 3.3Volts and not +- 42 or just even 36.
Then also INTEL CPUs, all of them having Intel Speed Step which always is on. If you switch it off *usually in the BIOS* then CPU will run at it's lowest Frequency. Here a few Pictures take from my Laptop just a few minutes ago
It's a MAC BOOK PRO 2012 , running Windows 10 Enterprise
Now again look at the FAN SPEED temps etc
If this would be a gaming computer this would be disaterous for it.
And a CLASS A is evern worse, my single end goes from 25 Degrees up tp 59 within 2 Minutes and then the FAN KICKS in, but it just turns enough to keep it below 70 Degrees, even surrounding air is 25 / 30 degrees.
So my Class A runs the less hot one runs on 37 Volts with 3.7 ampere IDLE
37x37=136 Watts per Channel delivering only 18 watts RMS into 8 Ohm the rest is HEAT
The Hot one is 42X 5.6 = 235 Watts and delivering maximum 26 Watts RMS into 8 Ohm the rest is heat.
but the sound is unsurpassed if we are talking about Transistors.
Now, just to burn less heat for nothing I'm testing a Cirquit which I can choose the POWER OUTPUT to the need of the Listener.. I have this for manual switching but I would like to have it Automatic, that the AMPLIFIER decides by itself which RE is should use and of course switches them automatically. Three Variant are Valid,:
RE 15Ohm for about 5 Watts output,
RE10 OHM for about 12.5 / 15W output depending on RAIL VOLTAGE and then the hot version
RE 7.5 Ohms output for 20+Watts Output..
If you take non FAN HEAT SINKS this will be quite large Pieces..
Hope this helps
here a pic of the AMP with active cooling heat sinks from MAC Computer G5
