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that's an expensive desktop power wise (especially if used only as a "thin client"). Even 50w would be a lot for that. (I'd agree still measurable, but measur
by compsciphd 2y ago
that's an expensive desktop power wise (especially if used only as a "thin client"). Even 50w would be a lot for that. (I'd agree still measurable, but measuring in multiple kwh over only half a day, is mid tier gaming pc territory)
- bruce511 2y agoI don't only use it as a thin client, that's just the "work day" case.
- bravetraveler 2y agoEh, there are Zen+ APUs that'll use that much by themselves. I think you can expect 75W from any given full-size/wired PCIe slot. One can have a desktop that's as efficient as a laptop... but you lose part of the exchange; mobility for power. The consumption/heat is less of a concern, solar aside. Plenty of room for cooling and components :) I had a system that would idle at over 150W, not counting the three displays that cumulatively match that. Transceivers use mildly less power than 10GbE Ethernet... but still consume a bit of your budget.