A processor's specification lists a TDP of 125 W. How should a technician use this figure?
Les caractéristiques d'un processeur indiquent un TDP de 125 W. Comment un technicien doit-il utiliser ce chiffre ?
Answers
ATo choose a cooler that can remove at least that much heatPour choisir un ventirad capable d'évacuer au moins cette chaleur
BTo choose a power supply of exactly 125 W for the whole PCPour choisir une alimentation de 125 W exactement pour tout le PC
CTo set the monitor's refresh ratePour régler la fréquence de rafraîchissement de l'écran
DTo know how many cores the processor hasPour savoir combien de cœurs possède le processeur
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