Sentences with phrase «watts at load»

We recorded an average power consumption of 31 watts at idle, and up to 183 watts at load.

Our wattmeter also turned in modest results, reporting up to 30 watts of consumption at idle and no more than 46 watts at load.

Our wattmeter showed the Revolve consuming up to 11 watts at idle and up to 33 watts at load, figures that are a bit high for an 11.6 - inch laptop, particularly one with a dim display.

Our wattmeter detected 45 watts of draw at idle and no more than 145 watts at load.

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Our wattmeter read consumption between 6 watts at idle and 13 watts at full load.

Competitive riders who can average above 208 watts of power (normal humans can pedal at about 100 watts for an average commute) can benefit from the belt drive as the chain friction increases faster than the belt at these high loads.

The system drew 10 watts of power at idle with the display at maximum brightness, and 22 watts at full processor load.

The SBX's power draw is actually more in line with gaming notebooks like the Alienware 17, which drew 156 watts at full load.

That's a lot compared to an average consumer desktop, but it's on par with most gaming rigs we've tested and far less than an extreme configuration such as Origin's Millennium, which drew up to 684 watts at full load.

We measured 25 watts at idle, and up to 144 watts at full system load.

The power draw is slightly higher on the GTX 1070 version, pulling in 30 watts at idle and 154 with GPU load.

We recorded up to 22 watts of power draw at idle with the display at 100 percent brightness, and up to 62 watts at full load.

Our power tests showed the Yoga 11S to be a record - setter, as the system draws just 8 watts at idle (with the display set at 100 percent brightness) and only 24 watts at full load.

That's as much as some all - in - one computers and roughly twice an average 15 - inch notebook like the Toshiba Satellite Radius, which uses only 13.4 watts at idle and 41.5 watts at full system load.

Our wattmeter found the Bolt II to be surprisingly efficient, as we recorded only 121 watts of draw at idle, and a maximum of 322 watts at full load.

The XPS 15 and Inspiron 15 7000 consume far more power at load, however (87 and 67 watts, respectively)-- because of their quicker GPUs.

The Maingear Torq is hungrier by comparison, eating 140 watts at idle, and 510 watts at full load.

It can run on full load for about three minutes, or approximately 13 minutes at roughly half load (210 watts).

At full load, that figure increased to a whopping 201 watts.

At load however, the Spectre 13t x2 drew a maximum of 22 watts, which ties the Dell XPS 12 for the second - lowest result we've recorded on an Intel Core system.

The idle figure is slightly better than the HP Envy Beats All - in - One, which ate 60.5 watts at idle, and the load figures are identical.

At idle, the LG 14Z950 needed no more than seven watts of juice, and at load that figure expanded to only 23 wattAt idle, the LG 14Z950 needed no more than seven watts of juice, and at load that figure expanded to only 23 wattat load that figure expanded to only 23 watts.

It pulls just over 50 watts while idle, and less than half that of the Chronos (256 watts to 565 watts) at full load.

Power consumption is just over 16 watts at idle (with display at maximum brightness) and reaches as high as 72 watts at full load.

While its idle draw of 59 watts was less than ten watts more than the far less powerful Digital Storm Eclipse and far less than the Tiki Z's 110 watts, at full load the Chronos needed 356 watts.

At full load, the Talon consumed 349 watts, which again seems moderate in light of the hardware that's under the hood.

The notebook needs up to 13.4 watts of juice at idle, and as much as 41.5 watts at full load.

The Millennium, with its six - core CPU and three GTX 780 Ti graphics cards, drew 168 watts at idle, and a circuit - taxing 1,023 watts under load.

Power tests showed the G3 consuming 42 watts at idle, 103 watts at full processor load, and 166 watts while gaming.

At idle, less than 20 watts separate the most and least power - hungry, and 20 watts separate the systems at full CPU loaAt idle, less than 20 watts separate the most and least power - hungry, and 20 watts separate the systems at full CPU loaat full CPU load.