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All hardware by default uses a certain amount of power in sleep, idle, to full usage. Are you talking about raw too much power? Because most systems dont cost much per month to run.
Much like overclocking; you dont want to underclock a gpu too far either. Use no more than 1080p (or 720p) and 60Hz or less if you want to worry strictly about power consumption; you can also via the OS set everything to power saving modes.
Unless you're pulling 2,000 Watts + 18Amps (2,200/20 actual - over time limits may be lower) or higher you shouldn't trip a breaker, generally. Anything on the same line drawing power can also cause that such as a washing machine especially when they're combined.
15-20a is a normal circuit
avg pc is well under 500w, if there is a 1000+w microwave or other high power appliance on the same circuit it could trip breakers
most breakers weaken the more they tripped, replacing the breaker may be a temp fix
Some homes have 10amp in many of the bedrooms and aren't enough for some devices