Speculation on Intel's 45nm Processor Overclockability?

[WhiteZero]

So it wont be very long till Intel unleashes the first 45nm processors into the wild. With the new transistor technology, what do you guys speculate will be it's overclockability? We've all be used to how modern transistors hold up under stress and heat, but what about this new stuff?
Better? Worse?
I guess we may have no idea yet. But perhaps someone knows out there how this new stuff really works.

 

[Arcygenical]

Better OCability, with a lower heat tollerance, with a lower TDP.

My guess.

 

[WhiteZero]

Better OCability, with a lower heat tollerance, with a lower TDP.

My guess.

Forgive a non-[H]ardCore guy, but whats TDP?
Theres like 7 things on wiki that it could be.

 

[CR2500]

Thermal Design Power

Basically, its measured in watts, and the higher the number, the more heat the CPU will generate.

 

[WhiteZero]

Thermal Design Power

Basically, its measured in watts, and the higher the number, the more heat the CPU will generate.

So lower is better on that? Gotcha!

Anyone else wanna chime in?

 

[Arcygenical]

Sure, a reduced process size will be able to take less Vcore.

Other than what history tells us... who knows.