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Why does Nokia give us such a low default 600MHz?
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craftyguy
2010-04-11 , 06:31
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Yep, as a few above me already stated:
1) Better unit yields
2) Statistically better stability(for a given number of units)
There's a reason why certain CPUs will overclock better than others of the same bin, and why the manufacturer does not sell them at a higher bin, for a CPU manufacturer it all depends on yields. For a device manufacturer, it all depends on what speed will give the best stability for a large number of units, while not compromising performance.
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