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Watts go in, Watts come out. So basically, find a space heater with the TDP of your server, and that’s the upper bound on what you can expect heating-wise. I k
by Uehreka 5y ago
Watts go in, Watts come out. So basically, find a space heater with the TDP of your server, and that’s the upper bound on what you can expect heating-wise.
I know that’s a bummer for people who want to heat their house with their computer, but Thermodynamics is always a bummer, I don’t make the Laws.
- buildbot 5y agoThat's why I heat my house with a dell C4140! The _lowest_ power throttle it has is 1.4KW.
- matheusmoreira 5y ago> So basically, find a space heater with the TDP of your server, and that’s the upper bound on what you can expect heating-wise. I wonder how many CPUs I need to build a cryptocurrency miner water heater... That would be so much better than just wasting energy heating up dumb elements.