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Shift timer update Tom Gardner 05-14-2008
Posted by Wes on May 16, 2008, 4:44 pm
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>We don't keep any PCs up 24/7. All get shut-down at the end of the day, thus
>the old PC. Do you really think it'll cost $20/month? The HD will be in
>stand-by mode, monitor turned off and other minimalist measures.
>

I left the kill-a-watt running for 10.88 hrs and consumed 2.83 kwh. This is
for two computers, two external drives, a router, LCD monitor, kvm switch,
and asdl modem. I wasn't home but I do run an irc server, mail server, and
a cron jobs during the day.

Dividing in half for one pc, I get 3.12 kwh day, 93.6 kwh month, or 9.36
dollars a month at .10 kwh .

Wes

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