With the cost of living increases across the world, especially when it comes to the cost of electricity, it’s worth looking at the cost of running a processor and how it compares to similar products on the market. By taking the average cost per kWh, we can calculate a rough running cost at idle, during a simulated workload test (Cinebench R23), to give us worst-case scenario costs, as well as gaming costs during a run of Cinebench R23.
It’s certainly not an expensive motherboard to run, overall average efficiency unsurprisingly does relate to fairly average operating costs. The idle is a little higher still, but again, it’s nothing I’m concerned about as these are good results overall.
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