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Europoors debate and calculate how much it costs leaving their PC plugged in

https://old.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/10hmpv0/how_much_power_is_my_pc_drawing_when_its_off_but

								

								

Hi all, I have recently found myself in a bit of a debate with my dad about how much my pc draws power when it's turned off. I usually keep my pc off but I don't turn off the power supply switch, this results in a few leds on my mother board and one on my gpu staying on. I try to tell my dad that it likely doesn't sraw more than ~10 pence in power per year how far off am with that Guess? If anyone has knowledge on this or can help tell me to figure out how to calculate it that would be a huge help, thanks.

Here are my specs

Cpu- Ryzen 7 3800x Gpu- Asus rtx 2060 Mobo- Asus rog crosshair viii hero Ram- RGB crosair 32gb 3200Mhz Psu- NZXT 750W

If anymore information is needed I'll be happy to reply with more context, information, etc

Dads are no longer after the thermostat.

Let me guess...fellow European in the middle of the electricity crisis?

Mhm in the uk, every little bit of potentially wasted energy is a sin on my side until my father leaves the heating on 24/7 while it's only 7 degrees outside You know, old people things

:#marseylaughpoundfist:

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“Only” 7 degrees celsius. B-word you want pneumonia?

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What is that in normal people degrees? I cant be bothered to look it up

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It's 44.6 F(reedom) degrees

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Like 44

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