Intel “Lunch Room” 2010 Super Bowl XLIV Commercial Ad

Intel’s 2010 Super Bowl XLIV spot starring Jeffrey the Robot. Enter for a chance to win Intel technology products and the all new 2010 Intel Core family of processors at www.coremoment.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Are all servers power hungry beasts? In this video see how the Intel Xeon 5600 Series Processor comes power when compared to a standard house hold appliance
Video Rating: 3 / 5

40 thoughts on “Intel “Lunch Room” 2010 Super Bowl XLIV Commercial Ad”

  1. The woman who consoles the robot is from my home town. Her name is Julie Mitchell. She teaches my drama camp! She’s awesome! And a really good actress!

  2. all they need to do is hook Jeffery up with an i7 and he’ll back on top; being a robot has it’s perks too you know! 🙂

  3. Now that’s proof of energy efficiency at its best. However I would like to see the use of a dual-socket configuration. It would be more interesting to see how efficient dual-socket systems can compate against single socket models configurations.

  4. Hello, thanks for all the comments. With regards to the 100w comments below the main aim of this video was to show how little power the L5600 xeon powered servers pull. We could have compared it to other house hold appliances that pull much more power such as plasma tvs, irons, etc but thought this would be a nice example to highlight how little power the platform pulls 🙂

  5. Not an overly bad comparison, except that 100w for a desk bulb is quite excessive and very few companies have just one server. They have racks of 20 or more at a time.

  6. what is the hardware and software for measure that “power meter” , I love it. =D
    I want to use it.
    Thanks.

  7. well.. i know that intel produces low voltage server cpu.. but they are a lot expensive than a lamp 😀

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