Well its not about the power to the speakers. The standby power (unit off) is = to unit being on. Makes no difference if the speakers/sub/amp is powered on/off as far as the watts being used. I guess they don't have energy star stickers on them for a reason :P
well I tested my Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1's and when off it draws 4 watts and when on it "idles" ~35 watts. I didn't realize Pc spears were so energy "ineffecient". My 32" monitor is .1watt when off for pete's sake.
anyone have a watt-a-meteor to test on their speakers.. I have a set of klipsh 5.1 pro I'm gonna test later today. What pieces of crap if only my cheapies do it :P
Was playing with my watt-a-meteor today for giggles and found out something interesting. On both of my Logitech Speaker sets Z313 and Z4 when the units are off they use the exact same of watts when they are on and full blast. This doesn't make sense to me. If the power is off on the...
thanks for the nfo guys!
wikipedia pulls thru again! hehe
my buddy says getting a sandy bridge cpu + mobo and use onboard video might be another solution.. expensive but very energy friendly.
anyone know of a place to look at the latest video card energy use stats.
seems like all the ones I can find are pretty outdated don't have any of the new cards on them.
Currently have an 8800GT in a 1920x1080 win7 desktop setup and looking to go more energy smart. I don't game... PC is...
here in northern CA this has been the mildest summer I've ever been able to remember. I think we had like 2 hot days... and even those weren't bad low 90's
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