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So I recently got a Lenovo S21e with an Intel Celeron N2840 and in hwmonitor, I've noticed the powers section. What does all that mean? This is actually the newest CPU I've had. All my others are from around 2006. What does Package and IA core mean? Intel spec sheets say I have a TDP (heat output) of 7.5 watts.

 

 

Package is measured by sensors on the motherboard. This is less accurate.

IA Cores is measured by sensors on the CPU.

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So I recently got a Lenovo S21e with an Intel Celeron N2840 and in hwmonitor, I've noticed the powers section. What does all that mean? This is actually the newest CPU I've had. All my others are from around 2006. What does Package and IA core mean? Intel spec sheets say I have a TDP (heat output) of 7.5 watts.

 

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So I recently got a Lenovo S21e with an Intel Celeron N2840 and in hwmonitor, I've noticed the powers section. What does all that mean? This is actually the newest CPU I've had. All my others are from around 2006. What does Package and IA core mean? Intel spec sheets say I have a TDP (heat output) of 7.5 watts.

 

 

Package is measured by sensors on the motherboard. This is less accurate.

IA Cores is measured by sensors on the CPU.

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