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Same, and hope I can afford that w/$ $/t, 650w is wild to run here24/7 , would cost me 32% of my salary
by 0x20Fearless 3mo ago
Same, and hope I can afford that w/$ $/t, 650w is wild to run here24/7 , would cost me 32% of my salary
- quickthrowman 3mo ago(650/1000)(24*30)=468 kWh. That would cost me about $70/month ($0.15/kWh) or someone in California about $234/month ($0.50/kWh). Do you pay $1/kWh and make ~$1500/month or something? I can’t make the math work for your case.
- SillyUsername 3mo agoIt typically runs 120W idling, and 450W peak. Not great power efficiency wise, but I have a Cron midnight shutdown and and S5 bios event powering it up on a morning (I could use wake on Lan but didn't see the point).