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Will lowering the frames per second in games conserve energy?

Will lowering the frames per second in games conserve energy?

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demizio1
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01-16-2022, 04:50 AM
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I estimate the 65QN90DAF draws about 140W, while a Denon receiver at maximum volume might use over 100W if the speakers are turned up loud enough to disturb neighbors.
Using a power meter can help track daily energy costs.
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en...n/2f404081
I’m testing a Kenwood receiver with my 12In woofers, 5in mid-range and 1in tweeters in the computer room.
Measure power consumption to gauge expenses.
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demizio1
01-16-2022, 04:50 AM #11

I estimate the 65QN90DAF draws about 140W, while a Denon receiver at maximum volume might use over 100W if the speakers are turned up loud enough to disturb neighbors.
Using a power meter can help track daily energy costs.
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en...n/2f404081
I’m testing a Kenwood receiver with my 12In woofers, 5in mid-range and 1in tweeters in the computer room.
Measure power consumption to gauge expenses.

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