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How Much Electricity Does a Computer Use?
If you’re worried about high utility bills, a better option is to leave your computer computers if you are saving money on electricity. A Gaming computer
How Much Electricity Does a Computer Use? | eHow.com
You may be curious about how much your computer use adds to your electricity bill each year. This largely depends on what kind of computer you have and how you use it
Electric Bill and GAMING PC - GameSpot.com
I am curious how much a person with a serious gaming habit spends on electric bill. Please only reply if you have a POWERFUL gaming PC, and other gaming consoles..
How much DOES a pc hit electricity bills anyway?
Cost me about $43.00 a month to power my 2 desktops gaming systems and 2 laptops. Power bill Feb 20, 2008, 02:41pm EST >> Re: How much DOES a pc hit electricity bills
Pc vs console war - electricity bill killed the pc - Games-General
I'd hate to think somebody new to or considering PC gaming would give up on it because they think their electricity bill is going to go up
How much does leaving a desktop computer on all day add to the
Even the higher end gaming rigs you'll see on sites like month it will cost $5 on ur bill, so lets say my computer is 600w, then it would be $50 about on the power bill
How much power does a gaming rig use? - Games-General-Discussions
This is sort of a generic question but I'm curious to know how much power a standard PC/Gaming rig really uses. I consistently get high power bills that are generally
Computer Electric Bill? - Yahoo! Answers
you're using it for gaming, the computer will really throttle up and use all of the needed resources to run the game and that will jack up your electric bill
High-end desktop power test reveals hidden costs of PC gaming
Our first high-end gaming desktop power results reveal the hidden costs of PC gaming performance. Read this blog post by Rich Brown on Crave.
At what cost a gaming PC? CNET Labs tests PC power consumption
Your typical gaming PC adds more than $100 a year to your electric bill. (Credit: CNET Networks)
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