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I know what Prime95 is.....
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2012-05-24, 03:56
(This post was last modified: 2012-05-24, 04:04 by Beer40oz.)
Ok my bad bluray ..... did not see the reply of Mick1152 Wrote..... weird...
Anyways... I hope hope the stock PSU works.... if not then more money down the drain for a PICO......
Makes me think a lot.....
I hope Mick1152 Primes it..... so we know for sure....
Mick1152 Please prime it for us about 10 minutes and tell us the results...... you have a killa a watt right?
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The test system used a 850W PSU. You should see better power consumption than what's shown there.
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Yes I have a Kill a Watt, I'll try to do this Prime95 thing you speak of tonight if I have a few minutes otherwise I'll post it tomorrow for you.
My previous "scientific stress test" consisted of transcoding a blu-ray while watching a movie. Saw a post by bluray that this was a good way to stress things.
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2012-05-24, 05:44
(This post was last modified: 2012-05-24, 05:47 by Dougie Fresh.)
I just tested my office PC using a Kill-a-Watt meter.
Specs: i3-2100 / 128GB SSD / Slim slot-load blu-ray / 4GB RAM / 120W DC+84W AC PSU / 1 x 80mm fan.
Idle at desktop: ~27.5W
Prime95 FFT: ~62.5W
1080p video in WMP: ~31.5W
Sleep: 4.4W
It will be interesting to see how the A8-3850 with 150W PSU compares to this.