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Old 14-01-2008, 07:17 AM
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Default power to run your computer,

( NOT MINE) My home computer, which is rather large, pulls about 40 to 60 Watts at
idle. It can serge to over 300 Watts for a few minutes when I make it
get busy. My computer has 3 hard drives in it. Over a busy 24 hour
period, the average power consumption is about 120 Watts.
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