For starters, it's almost 30ct per kwh here. But admittedly I don't know what they pay being at 12k employees, size-wise. Most of these computers are being used

For starters, it's almost 30ct per kwh here. But admittedly I don't know what they pay being at 12k employees, size-wise. Most of these computers are being used for mundane office jobs, so I'm fairly certain idling is what these machines do for most of their life. As for performance, I'm still running a third gen i5 at my job from 2012 and actually doing dev work. It's still doing just fine. I think I'll upgrade this time, but I skipped the last 3 models out of laziness.