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Unfortunately that is similarly offset by the extra need to cool in warmer weather. Though it's interesting to think about given you have to factor in different
by gh02t 4y ago
Unfortunately that is similarly offset by the extra need to cool in warmer weather. Though it's interesting to think about given you have to factor in different system efficiencies for different power and heat/cool types as well as climate. Figuring out where the balance actually lies is gonna be different for everybody.
- ocdtrekkie 4y agoAh, but if their cooling is electric, and hence in their case, solar, and their heat is natural gas, this is still better. =) That being said, it's entirely possible for someone who has a solar set up to also have switched to electric heat, it's just pretty uncommon in northern climates still. Generally though, yeah, I prefer NUCs and the like over servers for home use for power and noise constraints.