KSP interstellar engines with near future

[high mmr replays v2 (pinned mess]

I already know that interstellar extended lowers the power that it's reactors produce when it is used with near future, but does it also lower the power requirements of it's other parts?(i.e: if I use an interstellar part that uses megajoules with an interstellar reactor/beamed power, while I have near future installed, will everyting be normal just with lower numbers).

[invision2212]

https://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/141791-interstellar-extended-for-dummies/

[high mmr replays v2 (pinned mess]

I'm not asking how to use the interstellar engines. I'm asking if if the interstellar parts lower their power requirements to match the lower power production from interstellar reactors with near future. (molten salt produces 666 MW of thermal power without near future installed, but only 2 with it installed. So would a plasma engine that normally takes 1 GW for full power without near future take only 3 MW with it or would it still take 1 GW and thus be unusable)

[Astronaut]

Try installing them both and see if the power requirement lowers in the VAB.

[high mmr replays v2 (pinned mess]

I have them both installed but I never checked without near future so I don't know

[Astronaut]

Right click both parts and see if the power requirement has dropped
also USI has some reactors that can produce up to 8000 units EC

[high mmr replays v2 (pinned mess]

what are the two parts in "both parts"

[Astronaut]

Well, it has to be done separately-oops. Just mouse over a part (from interstellar extended) and see if the power requirement has dropped.
For example, my mods increase the power of antennas

[high mmr replays v2 (pinned mess]

I was lazy and didn't want to unintstall near future, but I just did anyways and it does lower the power requirements.