wie? na dann hast du aber schon ne menge gelesen.
die quellen hast schließlich auch gelesen?
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dann müsstest du eigentlich soviel darüber wissen, dass du n halbes semester vorlesungen darüber geben kannst.
alleine mit dem link und den dazugehörigen quellen wirste zum fachexperten:
http://www.tr.ietejournals.org/arti...ssue=6;spage=446;epage=454;aulast=Subramanian
Intel hat im Moment mangels Konkurrenz im Hi-End-Bereich wirklich keinen Stress ...
