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Kill-A-Watt results

#1 Post by palmboy5 » Fri Jan 05, 2007 11:39 pm

Kill-A-Watt is a device that can measure the Watt usage (among others) of other devices you plug into it.

Mom's laptop from work, Pentium M 1.6GHz + integrated video
13W Idle screen off
19W Idle screen on

Sonoma, the Pentium M 1.6GHz + GeForce Go 6600 128MB laptop
?W Off
17W Idle screen off
25W Idle screen on
37W CPU Load
48W Full Load (BF2)

Merom, the Core 2 Duo 1.4GHz + Intel X3100 8MB laptop
0W Off
27W Startup
33W Windows Loading
12W Idle Screen off (no WiFi/Bluetooth)
13W Idle Screen off
13W Idle Screen on (lowest brightness)
19W Idle Screen on
35W single Prime Small FFT
40W CPU Load (dual Prime Small FFT + Blend)
44W Full Load (ATITool 'scan for artifacts' + dual Prime Small FFT + Blend)

Merom, the Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz + Intel X3100 8MB laptop
0W Off
39W Startup
36W Windows Loading
11W Idle Screen off (no WiFi/Bluetooth)
__W Idle Screen off
11W Idle Screen on (lowest brightness)
14W Idle Screen on
49W single Prime Small FFT
59W CPU Load (dual Prime Small FFT + Blend)
51W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + dual Prime Small FFT + Blend)

Sabre, the Mobile Duron 850MHz + Rage Mobility 8MB laptop
2W Off
37W Startup
26W Windows Loading
14W Idle screen off (how did I get 53W before?)
22W Idle screen on
43W CPU Load (Prime Blend)

Mendocino, the Celeron 466MHz + i810 Integrated system
1W Off
66W Startup
58W Windows Loading
39W Idle
53W Super PI
55W BIOS

Northwood, the Pentium 4-B 2.4GHz + GeForce FX5500 128MB system
3W Off
150W Startup
83W Windows Loading
78W Idle
115W BIOS

Prescott, the Celeron D 2.53GHz + GeForce MX4000 128MB system
2W Off
114W Startup
106W Windows Loading
91W Idle
125W Super PI
132W 3DMark01 - Lobby test
132W Full Load (3DMark01 - Lobby test + SuperPi)
112W BIOS

Athlon, the Athlon XP 2200+ 1.8GHz + Radeon 7000 32MB system
4W Off
114W Startup
87W Windows Loading
94W Idle
108W Prime Small FFT
101W Full Load (ATITool 'scan for artifacts' + Small FFT)
I triple checked this, yes Full Load was always lower than just CPU load
87W BIOS

Barton, the Athlon XP 2500+ 1.8GHz + Radeon 9100 128MB system
3W Off
111W Startup
106W Windows Loading
111W Idle
135W Prime Small FFT
140W Full Load (ATITool 'scan for artifacts')
107W BIOS

Prescott-2, the Pentium 4 HT 3.0GHz + GeForce MX4000 64MB system
3W Off
157W Startup
158W Windows Loading
92W Idle
173W Prime Small FFT
189W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
181W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime (yup, lower.)
138W BIOS

Tolchester, the Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz + Radeon 7000 32MB system
4W Off
95W Startup
110W Windows Loading
65W Idle
89W single Prime Small FFT
101W single Prime Blend
115W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
117W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime
76W BIOS

Tolchester (SPECIAL), the Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz + S3 Trio3D 2MB (really old 1996) + No Hard Drive system
4W Off
84W Startup
53W Idle

Tolchester, the Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz + Radeon Xpress 200 Integrated system
5W Off
109W Startup
117W Windows Loading
71W Idle
104W single Prime Small FFT
114W single Prime Blend
124W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
128W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime
96W BIOS

Brisbane, the Athlon 64 X2 4000+ 65W 2.1GHz + 690G Integrated system
5W Off
112W Startup
102W Windows Loading
61W Idle
83W single Prime Small FFT
92W single Prime Blend
103W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
80W BIOS

Brisbane-2, the Athlon 64 X2 4800+ 65W 2.5GHz + 7050 PV Integrated system
4W Off
74W Startup
98W Windows Loading
49W Idle
79W single Prime Small FFT
89W single Prime Blend
103W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
104W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime
77W BIOS

Toledo, the Opteron 165 1.8GHz + GeForce 7800GT 256MB system
7W Off
213W Startup
200W Windows Loading
130W Idle
168W single Prime Small FFT
176W single Prime Blend
193W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
244W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime
180W BIOS
ATITool 3D View - Monitor 1: 398FPS average, Monitor 2: 148FPS average
RTHDRIBL - Monitor 1: 69FPS, Monitor 2: 42FPS

Toledo, the Opteron 165 1.8GHz + GeForce 7200GS 128MB system
7W Off
204W Startup
175W Windows Loading
116W Idle
152W single Prime Small FFT
162W single Prime Blend
177W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
183W Full Load ATITool 3D view + dual Prime
152W BIOS
ATITool 3D View - Monitor 1: 48FPS average, Monitor 2: 38FPS average
RTHDRIBL - Monitor 1: 11FPS, Monitor 2: 10FPS

Toledo, the Opteron 165 2.6GHz + GeForce 7800GT 256MB system
7W Off
210W Startup
173W Windows Loading
186W Idle
215W single Prime Small FFT
218W single Prime Blend
235W dual Prime Small FFT + Blend
275W Aquamark3 + dual Prime
296W Full Load (3DMark06 - first test + dual Prime)
165W 1156MHz Idle
210W BIOS
161W Average

Kentsfield-1, the Q6600 3.0GHz + Radeon HD3450 256MB system
Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W
1W Off
117W Idle
146W single Prime Small FTT
159W single Prime Blend
202W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
126W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
140W Crysis (Benchmark_GPU.bat)
204W Full Load (Crysis - Very High Settings + quad Prime)
125W BIOS

Kentsfield-1, the Q6600 3.0GHz + Radeon HD4850 512MB system (three different PSUs were tested, but not all aspects were retested. Initials are first tests within days of acquiring the PSU)
Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W
2W Off
208W Startup
160W Windows Loading
142W Idle
176W single Prime Small FTT
187W single Prime Blend
233W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
231W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
247W Crysis (Benchmark_GPU.bat)
287W Full Load (Crysis - Very High Settings + quad Prime)
169W BIOS
OCZ GameXStream 700W
1W Off
198W Startup
171W Windows Loading
154W Idle
184W single Prime Small FFT
196W single Prime Blend
240W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
294W Full Load (Crysis - Very High settings + quad Prime)
165W BIOS
Initial OCZ GameXStream 700W
134W Idle
163W single Prime Small FFT
173W single Prime Blend
220W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
284W Full Load (Crysis - High settings + quad Prime)
Initial PC Power & Cooling 370W
150W Idle
177W single Prime Small FFT
188W single Prime Blend
232W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
288W Full Load (Crysis - Very High settings + quad Prime)
Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W
162W Average
Initial Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W
2W Off
187W Startup
164W Windows Loading
148W Idle
178W single Prime Small FTT
189W single Prime Blend
231W quad Prime - 2x (Small FFT + Blend)
283W Full Load (Crysis - Very High Settings + quad Prime)
173W BIOS

Kentsfield-1, the Q6600 3.0GHz + Radeon HD4850 512MB system + (additional) 1TB Seagate 7200.11
Corsair CMPSU-450VX 450W
179W Idle
208W single Prime Small FTT
217W single Prime Blend
250W quad Prime Blend
259W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
307W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + quad Prime)

Sandybridge-2, the 2600K 4.5GHz + GTX 560 Ti 1GB system
Nexus VALUE 430
81W Idle
137W single Prime Small FTT
141W single Prime Blend
243W octo Prime Blend
265W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
282W GPU Full Load (Heaven Benchmark)
392W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + Heaven + octo Prime)

Ontario-1, the C-60 1.0GHz system w/ 1TB Samsung Green
Initial PC Power & Cooling 370W
1W Off
21W Idle w/ no HDD, no boot
21W Idle
25W single Prime Small FTT
25W single Prime Blend
27W dual Prime Blend
30W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
31W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + dual Prime)

Skylake-1, the GB-BSi5HAL-6200 system w/ 32GB ADATA SSD
1W Off
10W Idle
19W single Prime Small FTT
22W single Prime Blend
32W quad Prime Blend
14W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
32W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + quad Prime Blend)

Broadwell-2, the 6900k + GTX 1080 8GB system w/ watercooling
109W Idle
132W single Prime Small FTT
131W single Prime Blend
239W octo Prime Blend
243W hexa Prime Blend
258W GPU Load (RTHDRIBL)
341W GPU Full Load (Heaven Benchmark)
391W Full Load (RTHDRIBL + Heaven + hexa Prime)

XBOX
4W Off
49W Always

Wii
0W Off
8W Standby & WiiConnect24 (this will be 'Off' unless you unplug the power)
15W Wii Menu
16W Play (Wii Sports)
14W Slideshow (3072x2304 pictures with mp3 playing)
19W Peak for disc reading

PS3 40GB/160GB
1W Off
129W XMB Menu
120W XMB Menu with image background
112W What's New - Hover
132W What's New - Selected
133W Blu-ray "Spider Man 3"
Folding@Home:
[148W Main Globe view
[154W Clear Globe view
[148W Protein view
[127W Screensaver
120W Resistance demo stare-at-ground
134~141W Resistance demo "Outgunned" play
138~153W Gran Turismo HD Concept demo play
126~153W Gran Turismo 5 Prologue
144~158W Metal Gear Solid 4 play
120W Uncharted demo intro cinematic
145~158W Uncharted demo play
143~162W Grand Theft Auto 4 play
121W Uncharted 2 cinematic
143~165W Uncharted 2 play
111W Yellow Dog Linux Idle/Typical
165W Peak (so far..)

Digital to Analog TV Converter Box (Airlink101 ATVC102)
0W Off
7W On

TIVO (DirecTV model R10)
22W Average

HD DVR (Dish Network ViP722)
47W Average

Samsung 61" DLP TV
0W Off
200W Always

Samsung 32" LCD TV
0W Off
74W Black screen
108W White screen

Panasonic ~12" CRT+VCR TV
2W Off
48W Playing tape

RCA ~27" CRT TV
6W Off
54W Black screen
102W White screen

Daewoo 17" CRT
2W Off
51W Black screen
68W White screen

Gateway 17" CRT
7W Off
65W Black screen
74W White screen

KDS 17" CRT
2W Off
60W Black screen
78W White screen

Viewsonic A90 19" CRT
0W Off
77W Black screen
100W White screen

Philips 170B2 17" LCD
1W Off
29W Black screen
28W White screen

Sony SDM-HS93 19" LCD
0W Off
28W Black screen
29W White screen

Envision G19LWK 19" LCD
0W Off
22W Black screen
21W White screen

Tyris T902WDT 19" LCD
0W Off
35W Black screen
33W White screen

AMW A912WDB 19" LCD
0W Off
22W Black screen
21W White screen

AOC 2236Vw 21.5" LCD
0W Off
31W Black screen
30W White screen

Lenovo L2261 21.5" LED LCD
0W Off
20W Black screen
18W White screen

Dell S2309W 23" LCD
0W Off
36W Black screen
35W White screen

D-Link DI-634M
5W Running, three idle wireless clients
6W Send data to Sonoma, other two clients idle
No further testing

Creative 2.1 speakers T3000/T2900
5W Always (?? but its a 30W speaker system!)

Air purifier fan thing
0W Off
11W Low speed
15W Medium speed
35W High speed

Crate Guitar Amp
0W Off
1W On

Heater thing 1
0W Off
1200W High

Heater 2, parabolic thing
2W Off
975W On (there are low, med, high settings but they just mean the thing periodically turning on)

Canon iC D800 series copier
13W Idle
667W Peak during copying

Saltwater fish tank
24W Filter/Pump + Air pump
106W Lights with cooling fans
170W Three bulb light fixture

Caption device for TV made before the caption feature became standard
7W Off
9W On

0W Unused but plugged-in AC to DC adapters and such (this one is for my dad, hes so bent on keeping unused ones unplugged)

More to come later, but I'm mostly done so ionno.

Wattage constantly changed by like 15W for the Aquamark and 3DMark tests, reported are my personally guessed averages. Yes that means my Toledo hit the 300W mark.
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#2 Post by I7Iz490N » Sat Jan 06, 2007 12:23 am

lol
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#3 Post by palmboy5 » Sat Jan 06, 2007 12:26 am

lol why
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#4 Post by I7Iz490N » Sat Jan 06, 2007 11:23 am

lol
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#5 Post by palmboy5 » Sat Jan 06, 2007 2:10 pm

its an illusion man, follow the borders between threads ;)
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#6 Post by palmboy5 » Sun Jan 21, 2007 8:02 pm

lol updated with the wattage of the Wii ;)
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#7 Post by palmboy5 » Fri Oct 05, 2007 3:02 pm

AHHH! I need more computing power! Fucking college. lol

My computing desk here consisting of a laptop, a desktop, a light, a CRT monitor, speakers, an external HDD, DSL modem/router, etc., uses on average, 5W LESS electricity than my Toledo PC in sig BY ITSELF. NOOOOO ><
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#8 Post by Directive » Fri Oct 05, 2007 6:52 pm

You have WAY to much time on your hands.

300W at 120VAC is 2.5A 48Ohms.

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Display - VIZIO 32" E32-C1 YV @ 1080P 60Hz
Sound - Realtek High Definition Audio w/ Logitech X-540 5.1 speakers
Power Supply - 300W power supply (80+ Bronze, peak 350W)
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#9 Post by palmboy5 » Fri Oct 05, 2007 11:22 pm

I just plugged the surge protector through the Kill-A-Watt and left it till this morning 6 days later.. :|

lol the link may have been useful last year in physics.. >_> now what?
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