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The article states idle speed is still 54W. It's still higher than 4080. The article claims 4080 idles at 30 W. Nvidia says 4080 uses 13 W at idle. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gefo...s%20card
If we go with your numbers -- I believe you mean 100 kWh. Energy usage is measured in kWh not kW. Capacity is measured in kW. Your retail energy provider charges you based on energy, kWh. To convert your idle usage of 120-140 W, you need to multiply that by hours. So let's say your computer is on 8 hours, you take the 120W-140W x 8hrs = 960-1120 Watts per day. Now, you multiply that by days of the month, eg., 30 days, which would equal 28,800-33,600 W per month (28.8-33.6 kWh for the month). Depending on where you live, let's assume it's your rate is 15 cents per kWh. Multiplying your 28.8-33.6 kWh x 15 cents = $4.32-$5.04 per month. If you leave your computer on all day - 24 hours, multiply by 3, and you'd have $12.96- $15.12 per month. That's a lot of money over the course of the year.
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At least for this generation, AMD still couldn't the figure the basics out half a year after launch. And they are still selling it toooo expensive.
And how should I put this, Nvidia is just worse.
Guys we are outta luck here. More anti-competitive semiconductor bullsxxx is coming. Maybe not just in tech.
At least for this generation, AMD still couldn't the figure the basics out half a year after launch. And they are still selling it toooo expensive.
And how should I put this, Nvidia is just worse.
Guys we are outta luck here. More anti-competitive semiconductor bullsxxx is coming. Maybe not just in tech.
The article states idle speed is still 54W. It's still higher than 4080. The article claims 4080 idles at 30 W. Nvidia says 4080 uses 13 W at idle. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gefo...s%20card
If we go with your numbers -- I believe you mean 100 kWh. Energy usage is measured in kWh not kW. Capacity is measured in kW. Your retail energy provider charges you based on energy, kWh. To convert your idle usage of 120-140 W, you need to multiply that by hours. So let's say your computer is on 8 hours, you take the 120W-140W x 8hrs = 960-1120 Watts per day. Now, you multiply that by days of the month, eg., 30 days, which would equal 28,800-33,600 W per month (28.8-33.6 kWh for the month). Depending on where you live, let's assume it's your rate is 15 cents per kWh. Multiplying your 28.8-33.6 kWh x 15 cents = $4.32-$5.04 per month. If you leave your computer on all day - 24 hours, multiply by 3, and you'd have $12.96- $15.12 per month. That's a lot of money over the course of the year.
At least for this generation, AMD still couldn't the figure the basics out half a year after launch. And they are still selling it toooo expensive.
And how should I put this, Nvidia is just worse.
Guys we are outta luck here. More anti-competitive semiconductor bullsxxx is coming. Maybe not just in tech.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
At least for this generation, AMD still couldn't the figure the basics out half a year after launch. And they are still selling it toooo expensive.
And how should I put this, Nvidia is just worse.
Guys we are outta luck here. More anti-competitive semiconductor bullsxxx is coming. Maybe not just in tech.
I have a 2080 and there's no reasonable justification for upgrading right now. I still get above 60fps in any game I throw at it.
At least for this generation, AMD still couldn't the figure the basics out half a year after launch. And they are still selling it toooo expensive.
And how should I put this, Nvidia is just worse.
Guys we are outta luck here. More anti-competitive semiconductor bullsxxx is coming. Maybe not just in tech.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
I have a 2080 and there's no reasonable justification for upgrading right now. I still get above 60fps in any game I throw at it.
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