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I hope you have at least a 850W gold certified PSU for that system.
I also hope you are mining to a HDD and not an SSD.
Helpful and most accurate other than adding sensor readouts from apps:
Beyond Unhelpful:
None of that mattes when you want to find out how much power the PC actually draws from the wall. No software on the system locally can help you figure this out. Cause it's going to draw more from the wall. Whatever you think your PC is drawing, first off you need to combine the cpu + gpu, then add approx 100 watts. Then add approx 20%. This should be more accurate for what's actually being drawn from the wall, and thus how much of an impact on power bills you're really having.
But yea I agree you will need to play around with the Power Limit setting of the GPU and see what this does for your both the MH/s as well as power draw. Then see if the increase in power draw is worth it.
LCDs hardly consume any power anyways so why factor this. Just turn off the monitor when you walk away maybe. Most LED/QLED monitors use about as much power as a mechanical hdd does.
If you have nothing to contribute without attacking users and telling people not to do something because it's not done to your liking, why are you here?
If you're that angry that all you can do is constantly call someone a "parasite", you need to go chill somewhere for a while or excuse yourself from this discussion. Every time a thread comes up about crypto all you try to do is argue with people and make it about how green you are. That's nice, it's good to be green, but it has nothing to do with this.
Because that is what it is computational parasitism. With the goal of earning the miner money to the detriment of the planet simple as that.
Also you can work out your power consumption from the wall buy taking the sum of all the wattages displayed in HWINFO the + efficiency loss
So let's say software says my hardware draws adds up to around 400 watts. The actual draw from the wall is most likely going to be around 500 watts
Basic mathematics. Work out the sum of all the system power consumption then multiply the result by 0.2 then add its sum to the result there rough power consumption after adding 20% efficiency loss.
All you really care about is Kw/h anyway. The multiply that by your electricity charge rate brackets. Which in the US is charged at 13.68c per Kw/h
In MD I pay about 7c per kw/h
Thats the average. Not accounting for offpeak, onpeak etc. Then to work out power per day Kilowatt/h * 24h * electric charge rate = cost per day then * 7 = cost of 1 week.
A lot of transit systems exist at complete losses or low capacity, often the costs to maintain/repair in a month can outdo 1-4 years of revenue = tax money to upkeep, rather than efficient vehicles.
If we go with your definition of money at the detriment of the planet, then a very large number of things is exactly that, including you driving to/from locations, to get money. You can only be so green before you consume resources.
If you want to talk about being more green, making as many jobs remote as possible, using pipelines instead of countless trucks and trains, building better cities, etc; Off-Topic is a great area to make a thread for it, but we're not here to call others "leeches" or "parasites" for simply asking a question, it's entirely unhelpful
You're being far too literal when this is not about being 100%, on-paper, draw from the wall using a device you need to buy just to find out which is in itself highly wasteful to do.
"An idea" of draw, also paired with a higher efficiency psu operating will give you a fairly close idea. It's as simple as that, stop trying to nitpick to the extreme.
"An idea" and "Estimate" are exactly that. Don't argue it, it is exactly what it is; an idea and thus a given estimate.
Since hardware is the point of draw as well, you can see why sensors are better than nothing and give a good idea of the draw by reading and adding them together, then factor efficiency of the psu based upon the load, and you have a really good idea. Keep in mind I use HEDT equipment and modded PCB units, so they tend to have more options in readouts, so they give even better ideas of draw, this fairly easy to calculate without needlessly spending on a device to read for a few seconds the total power draw.
And I answered if you are not capable of doing dimensional analysis I am not explaining it
cost = xKw/h * 24h * 7days
cost = xKw/h * 24h/1 * 7days /1
cost = xKw * 24 * 7days * charge rate.
This is it.
You can often borrow one, from your power company, as well.
But they dont cost much and once you have one, thats fine.
You could easily use it from time to time as you feel the need anywhere else.
Like maybe to see how much an entire TV entertainment system with your surround sound and sub woofers all running to get an idea of full wall side power draw.