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Overview usage by computer type
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Average energy use(Watt) |
Average use by dag (kWh)* |
Yearlu use at 220 workable days (kWh) |
€ (0,20 €/kWh) |
CO2 producton jearly**** |
Potential saving 15% (€ / CO2) |
| Older laptop |
106,37** |
0,85 kwh |
187,2 kWh |
37,4 |
82,34 kg |
5,61 / 12,35 |
| Modern laptop |
96,8** |
0,74 kwh |
170,00 kWh |
34,07 |
74,8 kg |
511 / 11,22 |
| High end (game) PC |
128,99 + 61*** = 220 Watt |
1,28 kwh |
281,6 kWh |
56,32 |
123,9 |
8,45 / 18,59 |
| Powerfull laptop |
107,65 |
0,86 kwh |
189,46 kWh |
37,89 |
83,36 |
5,68 / 12,50 |
| Modern Desktop |
143,72 ***** |
1,15 kwh |
253,0 kWh |
50,6 |
111,32 |
16,7 /16,69 |
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Average work computer is on 8 hours a day (work+lunch) (see conclusions 5 and 6) |
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50% of all laptop users use an external monitor. Depending on size this adds 60 Watt to the energy usage. The values in the table are increased for laptops by 30.1 Watt. Furthermore 30 Watts are added for: battery charging losses, storage start and stop peeks. pieken, USB devices such as USB hd’s, HUB’s, keyboards, etc. |
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The energy usage of a Lenovo Tower PC was measured without the monitor. Therefore in the energy usage 61 Watt have been added, . |
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440 grams of CO2/kWh |
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The measurement was without the monitor. The corresponding monitor (Acer 19”TFT) uses 60,1 Watt so 83,62 in average, plus 60,1 Watt for the monitor |
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Gemiddeld verbruik computerapparatuur volgens Milieucentraal
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| Soort gebruik |
Type of computer |
Time of use |
Yearly use (+ LCD-monitor) in kWh and € |
| E-mail and Internet |
lowbudget computer |
45 minutes a day |
86 kWh
20 euro |
| Internet, E-mail, online TV, music and processing text |
gemiddelde computer |
6 hours a day including breaks |
380 kWh
90 euro |
| fDownloading films, Internet, E-mail, online TV music and processing text |
geavanceerde computer |
14 hours a day (active use, downloading, inactive on) |
845 kWh
200 euro |
| Gaming, Internet, E-mail, online TV ,music and processing text |
zeer geavanceerde computer |
6 hours a day including breaks |
900 kWh
215 euro |
(bron: http://www.milieucentraal.nl/pagina.aspx?onderwerp=Computers#Advies_op_maat_energiezuinig_gebruik_computer)
Computers are on a daily average of
25% idle (eg source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310601 and the thesis
research of R. Maurik. The definition of idle in this context is: more than 1
minute no user interaction with computer, such as during
business meetings, lunch, activities other user than computer interaction.
Potentially there is much to save. This is particularly true when ESSaver during
idle mode the monitor and other ancillary equipment turned off. The peripheral
devices used with laptops often have more energy the laptop itself. In that case,
much higher, savings
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