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Re: Watts Consumed by your PC - a Calculator




Of course, commenting further on an earlier thread:

During testing, our Mac mini was able to shine in this respect, drawing
a mere 20 watts of power; during DVD playback, this rose to only 28 W.
In contrast, the power requirements of current Intel-based PC systems
is anything but reasonable - under comparable conditions, these
power-hungry machines draw up to 160 W, as tests in our THG lab have
shown.

Source: Toms Hardware Guide

There you go - another reason :-)




On 1 Mar 2005, at 15:24, Andy Laurence wrote:

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> Mark McCall <mailto:lists@xxxxxxx> scribbled on 01
March
> 2005 15:08:
>> http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
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> Wow!  That's over-estimation in the extreme!  I suppose it's ok for
> calculating the PSU you need, but for estimating actual power
> consumption, it's way too over specced.
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> Cheers,
> Andy
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