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Old 16-01-2009, 13:46   #9
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Re: Power Cost Calculations for a PC

Firstly although you have a 500W PSU it doesn;t mean to say that the power drain is 500W..

Use this to work out your power drain.

The work out the rest using the already quoted 70% effeciency to get the mains side figure, then work out daily/monthly/yearly energy figures...then check your electricity bill for costs of the electricity..
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