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Analyzing Power Use: 80 Plus Bronze vs. Platinum
I’ve been toying around with updating my computer lately, and one of the topics I wanted to look at was the choice of power supply. For the most part, we’ve long since moved beyond the days where power supplies that cost under $60 are garbage. There are plenty of decent power supplies available, particularly if you don’t mind taking a step down from the latest and greatest in terms of efficiency. Anyway, I was helping a friend put together a new PC the other day and it got me curious.
First, let’s start with the system build he put together, with some input from me. Note that many of the parts were selected based on price and availability on Amazon.com, as that’s where he wanted to purchase the parts (with his Amazon Prime account). In some cases, prices have changed since the purchase a week ago, so shop around as needed. Also note that he used a GTX 780, but I’ve also run some power use tests with just the iGPU as well as with a low-end Radeon HD 7750.
| Custom-Built Intel Haswell PC | ||
| Component | Description | Price |
| Processor | Intel Core i5-4670K (Quad-core 3.4-3.8GHz, 6MB L3, 22nm, 84W) | $220 |
| Motherboard | ASRock Z87M PRO4 (mATX) | $135 |
| Memory | Corsair Vengeance 2x8GB DDR3-1866 (9-10-9-27, CMY16GX3M2A1866C9) | $190 |
| NVIDIA Graphics | EVGA GeForce GTX 780 3GB (2304 CUDA Cores at 967-1020MHz, 6GHz GDDR5) | $520 |
| AMD Graphics | Sapphire Radeon HD 7750 1GB (Alternative GPU) (512 Cores at 800MHz, 4.5GHz GDDR5) | $85 |
| Integrated Graphics | Intel HD Graphics 4600 (20 EUs at 350-1200MHz) | N/A |
| SSD | Corsair Neutron 256GB | $187 |
| HDD | Western Digital 2TB Mainstream (WDBH2D0020HNC) | $80 |
| Optical Drive | ASUS 24X DVDRW SATA (DRW-24B1ST) | $22 |
| Case | Silverstone PS07B (mATX) | $79 |
| Power Supply | Antec EA-450 Platinum (450W) | $70 |
| Power Supply | Cooler Master GX-450 (450W Bronze) (Alternative) | $49 |
| Operating System | Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (OEM) | $89 |
| Total Price (not including tax or shipping, with GTX 780 and Platinum PSU) | $1592 | |
Now I’m not equipped to tell you about the quality of voltage regulation, ripple, or anything like that, but I happened to have a 450W 80 Plus Bronze PSU that I could use as a comparison point, so I asked if I could take some quick measurements once the system was put together. He agreed, and I ran through a few typical scenarios, summarized in the table below. (Note that I had to use a Molex to 8-pin PEG power adapter in order to run the GTX 780 on the old Thermaltake PSU; everything worked, but that wouldn’t be a solution I’d be comfortable with long-term.)
| Bronze vs. Platinum System Power Draw (Kill-A-Watt) | |||
| Test Load | Thermaltake Litepower 450W | Antec EA-450 EarthWatts Platinum | 24/7 Yearly Savings |
| iGPU – Idle | 34 | 27 | 61.4 kWh (~$7.68) |
| iGPU – Cinebench Single-Core | 63 | 55 | 70.1 kWh (~$8.76) |
| iGPU – Cinebench Multi-Core | 96 | 86 | 87.7 kWh (~$10.96) |
| iGPU – Cinebench OpenGL | 103 | 92 | 96.4 kWh (~$12.05) |
| AMD 7750 – Idle | 45 | 38 | 61.4 kWh (~$7.68) |
| AMD 7750 – 3DMark | 131 | 121 | 87.7 kWh (~$10.96) |
| NVIDIA 780 – Idle | 48 | 41 | 61.4 kWh (~$7.68) |
| NVIDIA 780 – 3DMark | 348 | 325 | 201.6 kWh (~$25.20) |
For power costs, we’re looking at the worst-case scenario of leaving a system on 24/7, which really isn’t realistic unless you’re talking about a server. For a typical PC that’s on eight hours a day, using the US national average price for electricity ($0.125 per kWh), we’re looking at electrical savings of anywhere from $2.56 to $8.40 per year. That may not seem like much, but considering any decent power supply should last five years and you’re looking at $12.80 to $42 in savings. That’s for a $21 difference in upfront costs, which is much smaller than what we’ve seen in the past for the most efficient power supplies – and note that the price difference tends to grow substantially when you’re shopping for 800-1200W PSUs, though that’s perhaps a topic for another day.
For a system that mostly sits idle, you won’t quite break even by going with an 80 Plus Platinum power supply. However, if there’s a graphics card installed and you do a moderate amount of gaming you should eventually come out ahead. More extreme use cases (e.g. 24/7 Folding@Home) start to rapidly recover the initial investment in a quality power supply, and when you consider the reduced heat and noise that comes with having a more efficient PSU, it’s definitely a worthwhile upgrade. Not all 80 Plus Platinum power supplies are created equal, of course, but generally speaking the electronics and engineering required to get that certification also come with a higher level of quality than what you’ll find in lower efficiency PSUs.
As far as the above system build is concerned, I like most of the component selections, but I’m not totally sold on the case. The Silverstone PS07B looks nice enough, but getting all of the wires connected can be a bit difficult at times. The SSD location on the bottom in particular is a bit of a pain, and the power supply location at the top has some silliness to go with it. The PSU location appears designed to work with the PSU upside down (i.e. fan facing upwards and drawing in fresh air), but the manual for the case notes that if you have a PSU with a 120mm or larger fan, they recommend installing it with the fan facing down. I'm not sure that I've ever seen a PSU with a fan smaller than 120mm where you have ventilation through the bottom, but whatever. If you follow the manual’s instructions, that means the ventilation holes in the top of the case along with the magnetic dust filter are completely pointless. I ignored the instructions and installed the power supply in the most sensible manner for the case, but my advice is to look at some of the other good mATX cases.
The Silverstone PS07B isn’t a bad case, but it’s not perfect either, and for the price I think you can do better. (Apologies to my friend for his taste in cases….) For mATX, I’d at least give the BitFenix Prodigy M or Corsair’s Obsidian 350D a look. If you want a larger case, there are tons of options to sort through, depending on what you're after. Other changes you might consider include sticking with 8GB RAM (2x4GB) initially, going with a midrange GPU like a GeForce GTX 770 or Radeon R9 280X, and there are quite a few motherboard options to consider as well. The i5-4670K still strikes a nice balance between price and performance, and with a bit of overclocking you can stretch its legs a bit further.
Anyway, that’s my little two-for-one special for the day: a quick look at the difference in power use you can expect from 80 Plus Bronze vs. Platinum (obviously 80 Plus Silver and Gold will be closer in power use, but they’re also closer in price), along with a list of parts that I’ve recently used in a friend’s PC. If you have any recommendations or complaints with the build, sound off in the comments.
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HP Envy 15: részletek a GeForce GT 840M Maxwell videokártyáról
A NotebookItalia számolt be arról, hogy a HP tervezi frissíteni az elkövetkező hónapokban (valószínűleg jövőre) az Envy 15 és Envy 15 TouchSmart notebookot. Ennek érdekessége az, hogy a várható konfigurációs lehetőségek is kiszivárogtak, amelyben új, még be sem mutatott komponensekkel találkozhatunk.
A kiszivárgott dokumentum egyik részében a processzor frissítéséről van szó, az Envy 15 modellek elérhetőek lesznek Intel fronton hét új Haswell processzorral: Core i3-4000M, i5-4200M, i5-4330M, i7-4700MQ, 4702MQ-i7, i7-4800MQ és i7-4900MQ. Jön azonban az új AMD Richland APU négy modellje is, mint az A4-5150M, az A6-5350M, az A8-5550M és az A10-5750M. Az AMD processzorral szerelt konfigurációkba AMD Radeon HD 8750M videokártya is kerülhet 2 GB VRAM-mal, amely párhuzamosan működik majd az APU-ba integrált GPU-val.
Az Intel processzorral szerelt verzióba NVIDIA videokártya kerül majd, ráadásul nem is akármilyen. A jelenleg piacon lévő GeForce GT 740M és GT 750M mellett feltűnt a specifikációs listában a még be sem jelentett, jövőre debütáló GeForce GT 840M modell is. Ez a VGA már az új Maxwell családba tartozik, amely a Keplert váltja. Az új videokártya 960 MHz-es órajelen üzemel majd, illetve 2 GB RAM-mal rendelkezik.
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PS4 Launch Lineup and More Revealed! – Sony Drops ‘Ultimate PS4 FAQ’

Sony’s PS4 is releasing soon, and most of its vital details have been revealed at this point. But there are still a million little questions like, “What titles will be available at launch?”, or “Is the hard drive upgradable?” Now Sony has released an exhaustive list of information about the Playstation 4 that should answer all your questions!
Sony has taken steps to cover all its bases with the massive PS4 compendium it released today. The “Ultimate PS4 FAQ” attempts to address every question that might arise before the release of the Sony’s Next-Gen Console. The Playstation 4 releases on November 15th in the U.S., and November 29th in Europe an other markets, so anything this FAQ might have missed will be revealed soon.
Until then, quite a few burning questions (and a few that are, frankly, pretty obscure) have been answered. As we’ve been hearing, the PS4 internal hard drive can be upgraded with a larger drive that fits certain specs. However, external hard drives aren’t compatible as storage for the console.
Of course, most people want to know about the launch line up. I have to say, it’s a little disappointing. But with the huge list of titles on deck, it shouldn’t be long until that line up is beefed up. Check out the list below, it’s followed by an excerpt of the System Details section of Sony’s FAQ.
Check out the whole FAQ here! Be sure to sound off in the comments!
Sony Computer Entertainment WorldWide Studios Titles
Flower
Killzone Shadow Fall
Knack
Resogun
Sound ShapesThird-Party Titles
Angry Birds Star Wars Activision
Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag Ubisoft
Call of Duty Ghosts Activison
FIFA 14 EA Sports
Battlefield 4 Electronic Arts
Just Dance 2014 Ubisoft
Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)
Lego Marvel Super Heroes Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Madden NFL 25 EA Sports
NBA 2K14 2K SportsIndie Titles
Contrast Compulsion Games
Pinball Arcade FarSight Studios
Sony’s System Details follow below:
How much does the PS4 system cost? When does it come out?
The PS4 system will retail for USD $399.99 (MSRP) in the United States and CAD $399.99 (MSRP) in Canada when it debuts on November 15th, 2013 in North America. PlayStation Camera and additional DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controllers will retail for $59.99 (MSRP) each.
When does PS4 come out in different countries and regions?
North America: November 15th, 2013 (Canada and the United States)
Europe: November 29th, 2013. (Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia , Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom)
Latin America: November 29th, 2013 (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru)
Japan: February 22nd, 2014
Asia regions: The middle of December 2013
Other regions: TBAWhat comes in the PS4 box at launch?
You’ll get a PS4 system with a 500GB hard drive, a DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller, a micro-USB cable for charging the DUALSHOCK 4 controller, a Mono-headset for voice chat, a power cable (1.5m), and an HDMI cable (2.0m).
What input/output ports and connectivity features does PS4 support?
HDMI OUT, DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL AUDIO), Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, and an auxiliary connector reserved for PlayStation Camera. PS4 also features integrated 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi for wireless internet connectivity and Bluetooth 2.1 for DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller connectivity.
Does PS4 require an external “power brick”?
PS4 is designed with an internal power supply, so it does not have an external “power brick.”
Will users be able to replace PS4’s stock 500GB hard drive? What hard drive sizes are supported?
PS4 owners will be able to replace PS4’s standard hard drive. PS4’s hard drive is used to store downloaded game and video content, game save files, gameplay movies and images, and more.
What type of hard drive does PS4 use?
PS4 is equipped with a 5400 RPM SATA II hard drive. Users can choose to install a new hard drive so long as it complies with these standards, is no thicker than 9.5mm, and is larger than 160GB.
Will users be able to connect an external hard drive to expand storage on PS4?
No, this feature is not supported on PS4.
[Via: Playstation Blog]
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A Giant Xbox One is Microsoft’s Latest Publicity Stunt

Microsoft loves its massive publicity stunts. Recently the company erected a giant Microsoft Surface in London’s Trafalgar Square. The latest monumental move by the company is a building-sized Xbox One that recently showed up in Vancouver B.C.
The console is 40 feet long and 20 feet wide, and is currently lurking in a parking lot in the Canadian city. But if enough people pledge their Xbox Live gamertags, the giant Xbone will “unlock”. What that means exactly isn’t clear, will they be wheeling in a giant flat screen? Maybe a Kinect that you need to stand a mile away to use?
Microsoft, if you hear this, we want a giant Clippy!
For more information, Microsoft Canada’s press release follows below:
Xbox Unveils Colossal Xbox One Console to Celebrate the Biggest Launch in Xbox History
One Source draws on the power of the Canadian community to unlock unforgettable, one-of-a-kind experiences
VANCOUVER, Oct. 30, 2013 /CNW/ – Today, a larger-than-life Xbox One appeared in downtown Vancouver to kick off the national celebration of the Xbox One launch. By coming together, the Canadian Xbox Live community can power on and unlock incredible one-of-a-kind experiences and rewards by pledging their gamertags to the project known as One Source. Every gamertag pledged will contribute to unlocking these experiences – starting this week in Vancouver.
“Xbox One is the biggest launch in Xbox history,” said Greg Barber, Vice-President, Consumer Channels Group, Microsoft Canada. “Xbox One offers the best exclusive games, the best multiplayer experience and service and great entertainment – and we are thrilled to be able to celebrate with our community.”
Canadian Xbox fans can pledge with their gamertag to One Source in three ways: either in person at the console, through the Xbox Live Dashboard, or online at www.xbox.ca/onesource. Fans that take part early will have more chances to win great prizes, and as community support grows, fans will continue to unlock unique, immersive experiences, that can only be provided by Xbox.
“With One Source, we are celebrating the launch with our fans in an unprecedented way,” explained Craig Flannagan, Director of Marketing, Xbox, Microsoft Canada. “We are giving the power to our fans to unlock incredible experiences.”
To learn more about One Source or to pledge with your gamertag, visit the Xbox Live Dashboard or www.xbox.ca/onesource.
Xbox One* arrives in stores on November 22. The Xbox One retails for $499, which includes the console, an Xbox One controller, the Kinect sensor for Xbox One and Xbox One Chat Headset.
*Advanced TV hardware required. Games and media content sold separately. Initial set-up and some games and features require broadband Internet; ISP fees apply. Some features require Xbox Live Gold membership; additional fees and/or requirements.
About Xbox
Xbox is Microsoft’s premier entertainment brand for the TV, phone, PC and tablet. In living rooms or on the go, Xbox is home to the best and broadest games, as well as one of the world’s largest libraries of movies, TV, music, and sports. Your favourite games, TV and entertainment come to life in new ways through the power of Kinect, Xbox SmartGlass, and Xbox Live, the world’s premier social entertainment network. More information about Xbox can be found online at www.xbox.ca.
About Microsoft Canada
Established in 1985, Microsoft Canada Inc. is the Canadian subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation (Nasdaq “MSFT”) the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential. Microsoft Canada provides nationwide sales, marketing, consulting and local support services in both French and English. Headquartered in Mississauga, Microsoft Canada has nine regional offices across the country dedicated to empowering people through great software – any time, any place and on any device. For more information on Microsoft Canada, please visit www.microsoft.ca.
[Via: PR Newswire]
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A Giant Xbox One is Microsoft’s Latest Publicity Stunt originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2013-10-30T22:48:23Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
Nexus 5 Animated GIF Surfaces, Shows The Device in 360-Degrees!

Well, here’s another Nexus 5 render folks, and it’s a doozy! More of an animated GIF to be exact. Tomorrow could be the day that we see the Nexus 5, but we’ll just have to wait and see.
The device is expected to come with a 5 inch Full HD display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor clocked at 2.3GHz, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a 2,300mAh battery, an 8MP rear facing camera and a 1.2MP front-facing camera.
If you’re looking for more information on the Nexus 5, check out these blurry pics, a leaked manual, FCC filings, a video of it in action, and the Nexus 5 in white.
[Via: Android Headlines]
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Nexus 5 Animated GIF Surfaces, Shows The Device in 360-Degrees! originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2013-10-30T22:41:51Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
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ZTE intros Blade Q Mini, Blade Q and Blade Q Maxi Android smartphones
China’s ZTE has officially announced three new, affordable smartphones aimed at European markets, all part of the same series and all running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The handsets are ZTE Blade Q Mini, ZTE Blade Q, and ZTE Blade Q Maxi.
As its name suggests, the Blade Q Mini is the smallest among the three. It features a 4 inch WVGA display and a 1,500 mAh battery. The Blade Q has a 4.5 inch FWVGA (854 x 480) display and a 1,800 mAh battery, while the Blade Q Maxi comes with a 5 inch FWVGA display and a 2,000 mAh battery. The rest of their features are similar, including: 5MP rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, HSPA+ connectivity, dual-core 1.3GHz MediaTek processor, 1GB of RAM, and 4GB of internal memory.
Exact pricing and availability details have not been unveiled.
“The popularity of the Blade series across Europe proves that there is real consumer appetite for high performance smartphones at a great price. The features available across the Blade handsets redefine ‘value for money’ in the smartphone market, and we’re confident that the ZTE Blade Q range will continue to grow ZTE’s position in Europe,” declared AO Wen, General Manager of ZTE Handsets Europe.
ZTE’s approach is similar to Samsung’s strategy – the South Korean company is selling Galaxy smartphones of all sizes, from small 3 inch ones to 6 inch models.
Via Press release
Google donates 17,000 Nexus tablets to Hurricane Sandy victims
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Google is doing a really nice thing for New York by donating $2.7 million worth of Nexus tablets to all business communities affected by Hurricane Sandy. The king of search will be distributing 17,000 tablets to a couple hundred places in harmed areas, including libraries, senior centers and business and community centers.
In response to Google’s kind charity, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said “Private donations like these are critical in aiding local communities in our ongoing recovery. We thank Google for helping New York build back better than before.”
This kind gesture by Google is sort of emblematic to what transpired last year, when the company had to postpone the launch of its Nexus 10 tablet because of the Hurricane Sandy super storm.
Via Mashable
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The iPad Air Review
It seemed like a foregone conclusion that the 10-inch tablet market was done for, with all interest and excitement shifting to smaller, but equally capable 7 or 8-inch tablets instead. It also seemed like 15-inch notebook computers were done for a couple of years ago, then Apple launched the MacBook Pro with Retina Display. In a similar vein, last week Apple introduced the iPad Air.
A significant re-imagining of the original 9.7-inch iPad, the Air breathes new life into the platform. Much like the rMBP, the iPad Air borrows a lot of the learnings from its more popular ultraportable counterpart. I don’t know that it will curb enthusiasm over the iPad mini, particularly now that the new mini shares the same hardware platform (including display), but it levels the playing field between the two models.
Read on for our full review.
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Intel to fab ARM chips for Altera

64-bit ARM cores to be fabricated on Intel’s line using its 14 nm FinFET process. Intel partner Altera announced today that it is planning on manufacturing Altera Stratix 10 chips that use ARM’s 64-bit Cortex-A53 cores in Intel’s fabrication facility. This isn’t the first fabrication partnership between Intel and Altera: in June Altera announced that [...]
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