craigy2302 Posted August 29, 2008 Posted August 29, 2008 Hey, I have a ML110 G5 (Dual core xeon 2.3) and I was wondering if anybody knows how much power these consume when idle and under load? I am asking because, I am being moaned at, because we are now using £20 of electricity a week, and I am wondering if this is related to the server, or price hikes... Although it seams to be since we got a new meter... lol
bizzel Posted August 30, 2008 Posted August 30, 2008 Why not get something like this? You could test all your equipment that way. THE RENEWABLE ENERGY SHOP - reuk.co.uk
PeterW Posted August 30, 2008 Posted August 30, 2008 Its an entry level uniprocessor server so it shouldn't be much more than any other pc, I would say between 100-250W depending on the amount of hard drives.
Heebeejeebee Posted August 30, 2008 Posted August 30, 2008 Sorry? They're moaning at you for having the servers running? Find out how many staff have personal kettles/fridges/coffee makers/fan heaters and point out that they are not strictly required at school and if they wanted to save money then they should look there first. HBJB
craigy2302 Posted August 30, 2008 Author Posted August 30, 2008 (edited) Thanks bizzel I may have to look into getting one of those. PeterW: Yeah, that's the rough idea I had, but like all things you want to know I cant even find a figure on Google! Heebeejeebee: Yeah, I have noticed that at home. I mean, they moan at me for having my server on, but then its ok for them to leave the lights and tv's on when they go out... Its friggin annoying... Edited August 30, 2008 by craigy2302
powdarrmonkey Posted August 30, 2008 Posted August 30, 2008 Who is 'we'? £20 a week isn't a lot if you're in a school, but sounds more like you're at home to me.
craigy2302 Posted August 30, 2008 Author Posted August 30, 2008 Who is 'we'? £20 a week isn't a lot if you're in a school, but sounds more like you're at home to me. I am at home... Suppose thats my fault for posting on the IT forum for schools and not saying that lol
Andrew_C Posted August 30, 2008 Posted August 30, 2008 For a 250W load, you're looking at £6.72 @ 16p/kWh for a weeks use.
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