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my room that i have my PC in is quite big, but my PC when under load produces a lot of heat, just like any gaming machine. and can easily make the room a comfortable temperature. my PC has a 750w PSU, i7 920 that is overclocked to 3.8Ghz (so does create a lot of heat) an 8800GTX, which is a power hog, and creates a lot of heat under load. I'm pretty sure that it doesn't max out the PSU. so how energy efficient at heating up a room is a PC compared to a 2KW electric heater? |
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Could Do, but my PC c2q in its new case with its new mobo, so far Refuses to hit 40c |
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i think so, i mean i have 2 Machines in my Home Office, i have a server which is always on 24/7 and my notmal everyday PC which is on nearly all the time. alot of the time when i walk into my home office it's like an oven in here, but tonight when it's something like -1C outside 1 server doesn't seem to be doing a great job at keeping the room hot. so i'd have to go for gas central heating :) |
