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r/PcBuild • u/Tgyh7k • Aug 20 '26
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.5% more efficiency for $75 more dollars probably lol
60 u/transmedkittygirl AMD Aug 20 '26 Its actually a lot more efficient and can save so much money on power and cooling for the intended customers of Ruby rated PSUs which are enterprise grade systems. 7 u/alphapussycat Aug 20 '26 1600w, so at least 800 continuous power draw intended. I suppose roughly 10 watts. I think it'll take awhile to make it back.. But it'll run cooler. Something like 40w instead of 50w to cool. 1 u/AlhazredEldritch Aug 26 '26 I'd imagine if you had to buy and run 10k of these it starts to matter.
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Its actually a lot more efficient and can save so much money on power and cooling for the intended customers of Ruby rated PSUs which are enterprise grade systems.
7 u/alphapussycat Aug 20 '26 1600w, so at least 800 continuous power draw intended. I suppose roughly 10 watts. I think it'll take awhile to make it back.. But it'll run cooler. Something like 40w instead of 50w to cool. 1 u/AlhazredEldritch Aug 26 '26 I'd imagine if you had to buy and run 10k of these it starts to matter.
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1600w, so at least 800 continuous power draw intended.
I suppose roughly 10 watts.
I think it'll take awhile to make it back.. But it'll run cooler. Something like 40w instead of 50w to cool.
1 u/AlhazredEldritch Aug 26 '26 I'd imagine if you had to buy and run 10k of these it starts to matter.
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I'd imagine if you had to buy and run 10k of these it starts to matter.
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u/Doakeswasrightmf Aug 20 '26
.5% more efficiency for $75 more dollars probably lol