Power consumption on motherboards is important because it affects the stability and performance of the system, especially when overclocking or using high-end components. The power consumption of a motherboard depends on its features, the type of voltage regulator, integrated chipsets and modules, and BIOS power-saving features.
It does use quite a bit of power, not the most, but at 367.4 watts, it’s a bit more than I actually expected.
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