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I just bought a cheap Intel i3 10100T that have a TDP of 35W.
There is a bios option to reduce that to 25W.
Thoses are not sold to end users and must be purchased through craiglist or equivalent.
TDP is like the maximum so not very reliable when figuring out general power consumption. Stuff hooked up to the internet and not used very often, but always on, needs a low base consumption.
TDP is not related to power consumption, it's related to dissipation.
The thermal dissipation is directly linked to the amount of power consumed.
It's not and it's insane. TDP is a fucky "metric".