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Re: [tlug] silicon cash eater
- Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2017 11:23:22 +0900
- From: Kevin Sullivan <kts@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] silicon cash eater
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On 6/29/2017 6:40 PM, kts wrote:
Thank you for the pointer. Just ordered the 2m extension cord 1500w
version.
https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B003IU4LXG/
Real power numbers coming soon.
And the numbers are in.
Base config uses
Cable box + Cable modem +Airport router + printer on standby + running
server: about 135w
Monitor (big...) +40-50w
Desk Light +10w
external DVD +1-2w
Speakers +5-10w
Total about 195w
Add in the W10 i7 with 8 cores running SETI, spinning up 5 drives and
cooling fans... it peaks on boot over 400w
And run SETI using the GPU (225w total) +80 or so.
Everything running as I wish if power weren't an issue: about 450w. That
sucks (Silicon Cash eater!)
Remedies: GPU off, W10 off unless needing the OS for video editing or
other Win-only software. DVD / speakers / Monitor off unless using
desktop systems via keyboard. This should take me back to the base
running configuration of 135w, a 320w/hr saving with house/room cooling
knock-on effects too.
An interesting exercise in cutting a pocketbook leak. Thanks for
assistance and pointers to the interesting power meter. I now kind of
wish I had found an IOT-enabled device that could report in real-time so
it could be posted on my websites of @Casa Del Kevin...
Thanks everyone
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