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Couple PS3 Questions

Jon855

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PS3 runs hot - how hot does one of them gets a room to?
PS3 power draw - how much does it draws from an outlet?
PS3 cost per month - how much would it cost to run one 24/7 for a month?
PS3 runs Linux - anybody tried to run the SMP Clients on PS3 running Linux?

Thanks...
 
PS3 runs hot - how hot does one of them gets a room to?

During the summer, the heat my 60GB emitted was noticeable. I don't notice it as much now that it's fall. 40GB units have fewer components and other changes and supposedly run cooler if you get a good one.

PS3 power draw - how much does it draws from an outlet?

My 60GB supposedly draws ~200W when folding. A 40GB unit supposedly draws ~20% less.

PS3 cost per month - how much would it cost to run one 24/7 for a month?

Depends on your local rates.

PS3 runs Linux - anybody tried to run the SMP Clients on PS3 running Linux?

Linux development on the PS3 has not progressed enough for this to work. The PS3 client is the most efficient way to fold with the PS3.

 
Thanks aldamon, however an estimate on the cost per month? Using your rates or something? I'm not sure how to calculate this whole rate thing.
 
I didn't notice the heat. It is in the living room and it's pretty open.

200W is what I hear. Maybe a small drop with the screen saver active.

at $.12 per kWh it comes out to $17.85???:eek: (I must be off on this.) for 31 days.

200W * 24hours =4800W or 4.8kWh. 4.8kWh * $.12 per kWh= $.576 then * 31 days = $17.856

Linux I think doesn't work on the PS3 with FAH. Using the program is what is recommended for the PS3.
 
Here is the state by state info (cost per month) copied from the link - sorry for the formatting.

State Cent/kWh FAH
1 Idaho 4.78 $6.88
2 West Virginia 5.09 $7.33
3 Wyoming 5.32 $7.66
4 Oklahoma 5.48 $7.89
5 Utah 5.5 $7.92
6 North Dakota 5.54 $7.98
7 Nebraska 5.59 $8.05
8 Kentucky 5.62 $8.09
9 Missouri 5.7 $8.21
10 Kansas 5.86 $8.44
11 Indiana 6.33 $9.12
12 Iowa 6.36 $9.16
13 South Dakota 6.4 $9.22
14 Virginia 6.63 $9.55
15 Arkansas 6.64 $9.56
16 Alabama 6.66 $9.59
17 Minnesota 6.67 $9.60
18 Illinois 6.69 $9.63
19 Washington 6.76 $9.73
20 Oregon 6.85 $9.86
21 Mississippi 7.06 $10.17
22 Montana 7.08 $10.20
23 Tennessee 7.08 $10.20
24 South Carolina 7.09 $10.21
25 Colorado 7.15 $10.30
26 New Mexico 7.16 $10.31
27 Georgia 7.31 $10.53
28 Louisiana 7.45 $10.73
29 Ohio 7.49 $10.79
30 North Carolina 7.57 $10.90
31 Arizona 7.64 $11.00
32 Wisconsin 8.08 $11.64
33 Pennsylvania 8.44 $12.15
34 Michigan 8.46 $12.18
National Average 8.49 $12.23
35 Nevada 9.39 $13.52
36 Texas 9.56 $13.77
37 Delaware 10.12 $14.57
38 Maryland 10.24 $14.75
39 Florida 10.33 $14.88
40 District of Columbia 10.75 $15.48
41 Vermont 11.38 $16.39
42 New Jersey 11.47 $16.52
43 California 12.17 $17.52
44 New York 13.07 $18.82
45 Rhode Island 13.16 $18.95
46 Maine 13.32 $19.18
47 Alaska 13.47 $19.40
48 New Hampshire 13.99 $20.15
49 Massachusetts 15.24 $21.95
50 Connecticut 15.98 $23.01
51 Hawaii 19.28 $27.76




 
Here is the state by state info (cost per month) copied from the link - sorry for the formatting.

State Cent/kWh FAH

31 Arizona 7.64 $11.00


I can vouch that the first 500 kWh from my power co. is $.12 then every kWh after is $.087. These averages don't seem anywhere near right.

edit, following links and such, July of 07 average for the state of AZ was $.1035
http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html <----up to date from the government
 
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