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I’m not sure why I’d care. An extra 100w amounts to a couple cents an hour for most people. Not relevant most of the time, and will shave time off almost any CP
by Panzer04 4y ago
I’m not sure why I’d care. An extra 100w amounts to a couple cents an hour for most people. Not relevant most of the time, and will shave time off almost any CPU task (as this is increasing the single-threaded speed, which applies to almost everything - sans memory or storage bottlenecks).
Sounds like a worthwhile trade off for most people to me, and more so if you do anything remotely CPU-intensive.
- iforgotpassword 4y agoSure, if you enjoy running a space heater in the summer that doubles as a jet engine regarding the sound scape for 4% more performance then more power to you. ;-)
- Our_Benefactors 4y agoThis is of course, hyperbole. And geez, don't place your PC case with the vents blowing at you. Even at 100% CPU, noise should not be noticeably different if you’re using anything besides the stock cooler. Stock coolers are of course notorious for being bargain-basement tier in noise/performance.