#1 ·
I was just sitting here wondering—and please forgive my curiosity—but does anyone happen to know the average power draw for a computer setup that still utilizes a CRT monitor?
How much power does my PC actually draw?
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#3 ·
How much gas does an average car actually burn?
Most people are looking at somewhere between 20 and 40 mpg/62 miles, so you're averaging about 30 mpg/62 miles
Computers pull anywhere from 100 to 400W (if they're old school), plus another 100W or so for those bulky CRT monitors
Most people are looking at somewhere between 20 and 40 mpg/62 miles, so you're averaging about 30 mpg/62 miles
Computers pull anywhere from 100 to 400W (if they're old school), plus another 100W or so for those bulky CRT monitors
#4 ·
Jeremy Myers7 said:I'm trying to figure out how much electricity an average PC with a CRT monitor actually pulls...
Tell us exactly what hardware you're running. Then we can give you a more accurate answer...
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