Powerdraw from the a/c socket

kilobravo

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There has been some threads,ppl asking how much power do they need for this and that.

So i wanted to know how much power my folding-rigs used?

Nr1 rig.

Specs.

Mobo:Asus rampage 3 extreme

Cpu:i7-970 @ 4.2ghz @ 1.285v

Ram:Corsair 6gb doms 1600mhz @ 8-8-8-24-1t @ 1.64v

Hdd:Seagate 7200 rpm 500gb

Gpu:Kfa gt520

Psu:Seasonic S2 620w, 80plus bronze

Heatsink:Nh-d14

Case:CM Haf922,2 200mm fans,2 120mm fans

Idle:158w

Full cpu:245w

All mobo powersaving features are disabled,for stable oc

Nr2 rig.

Specs.

Mobo:Gigabyte z68x-ud7

Cpu:i7-2600k @ 4.7ghz @ 1.38v

Ram:Kingston 4gb hyperX genesis 2133mhz @ 9-11-9-27-1t @ 1.64v

Ssd:Kingston v100 64gb

Gpu:2x Asus gtx460 top 1gb, 868 @ 1736 @ 2025 @ 1.087v

Psu:Corsair tx750 v2, 80plus bronze

Heatsink:Nh-d14

Case:TT element s with sidefan,2 200mm fans,2 120mm fans,1 140mm fan

Idle:135w

Full cpu and 2x gpu at 100%:500w

When i have measured the other rigs,i will post it.

The kw/h-meter is free of use from the local electric-company.

This is measured from A/C wall-socket.
 
I've been contemplating a folding rig, but can't reallly afford £200 in electricity each year to keep it running. I don't suppose low powered folding rigs are of much use?
 
What is best in terms of ppd vs power usage cpu or gpu? Do you have any links to building a pure folding rig? The ones I've seen are monsterous, I was thinking of something a little more modest.
 
Cpu folding is best,and gives the best ppd/cost/power.

6 core i7-970 @ 4.0-4.4ghz is the best,but also very expensive.For the cpu price alone you could get an i7-2600k AND a decent mobo like asus p67 sabertooth.

A good heatsink like noctua nh-d14 is a must.If you want to fold on gpu,gtx460 has the best ppd/cost/power.A decent case like R3 or RV02,for good aircooling.

Otherwise there is no real guideline for building a folding-rig.

Bulldozer is to be released within a month,and prices on SB mobo`s and cpu`s will drop after.
 
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