Intel

>Is that expensive? Are you not the one who pays the bill? Electricity doesn't cost the same from every company across every country across the world. We'd have to know how much it costs where you live to know how expensive it is. Edit: Someone is telling me they think you meant "excessive". However a single idle consumer PC could never be close to excessive draw. We run E-waste from 10 years ago. A single one of mine is 33kWh/week at idle. Which is why I believe you meant what you said and want to know if 16kWh of electricity is expensive compared to other lab power bills. However we'd need to know what you're charged per kWh and the currency/country to compare fairly.

Careful. The Nvidia fangirls will tell you this looks terrible.

[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0HC6QQ2T6](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0HC6QQ2T6)

(image credit to digibarn.com) So, this is the Intel iPDS (Personal Development System), which was one of the first luggable computers. It was used for developing OS code for 8080 and 8085 based syst

(image credit to digibarn.com) So, this is the Intel iPDS (Personal Development System), which was one of the first luggable computers. It was used for developing OS code for 8080 and 8085 based syst

🖥️ **PC Specifications** • **CPU:** Intel Core i7-9700K • **GPU:** AMD Radeon RX 7600 8GB — Bought in NOV-24(1 Year+ Warranty Left) • **Motherboard:** Gigabyte Z390 AORUS Ultra • **RAM:** 32GB

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