how do i calculate this...

[Levent]

I moved out from a small city to the capital(where electricity significantly more expensive) and I need to calculate some estimated expenses on basic shit like electricity weed alcohol

SO Lets say i have a 700w only %70 efficient power supply (some thermaltek shit not sure about efficiency) and I only have psu load of 560W and I draw this load for 24 hours every day for the rest of the month (BOINC)

so how do I calculate this? 560/100*130 =738W draw from the wall? and is this hourly or daily draw?

I basically pay around 20$ for a 1KW.(I used to pay 14$ but we had shit ton of other devices on)

halp.

im real good with maths yo ,my last exam result was 03 out of 100

[Enderman]

I'm pretty sure if you had to pay $20/KWh you would be broke. Here in Canada we pay about 10 cents...

 

 

expenses on basic shit like electricity weed alcohol

Electric weed alcohol? You need to get some help asap.

[juretrn]

738 W. Watts stand for power, not energy used (738 J/s).

24/7 operation means 738*24=17,7 kWh, in a month that is 531 kWh.

Now multiply that with the average electricity cost per kWh.

[BarisERY]

there are so many shits.

[Levent]

I'm pretty sure if you had to pay $20/KWh you would be broke. Here in Canada we pay about 10 cents...

its either 2$ or 20$ im not sure since I will be buying electricity via landlord (actually i moved to an apartment made for university students and I have to pay them to get electricity) 

 

738 W. Watts stand for power, not energy used (738 J/s).

24/7 operation means 738*24=17,7 kWh, in a month that is 531 kWh.

Now multiply that with the average electricity cost per kWh.

well shit its even with 2$ KWH its raping my budget

[Levent]

there are so many shits.

life is shit and university residances are also expensive as shit ,too many extra shit to pay for .fml

[Nineshadow]

its either 2$ or 20$ im not sure since I will be buying electricity via landlord (actually i moved to an apartment made for university students and I have to pay them to get electricity) 

 

well shit its even with 2$ KWH its raping my budget

No way you'll be using 530KWh a month.

[juretrn]

its either 2$ or 20$ im not sure since I will be buying electricity via landlord (actually i moved to an apartment made for university students and I have to pay them to get electricity) 

 

well shit its even with 2$ KWH its raping my budget

I found this:

http://www.invest.gov.tr/en-US/investmentguide/investorsguide/Pages/BusinessPremises.aspx

 

10 cents for kWh? (5 during the night)

 

There is NO WAY electricity costs 2 $ per kWh... 

Are you sure your PC will use that much? are you also GPUs for BOINC?

[Enderman]

its either 2$ or 20$ im not sure since I will be buying electricity via landlord (actually i moved to an apartment made for university students and I have to pay them to get electricity) 

 

well shit its even with 2$ KWH its raping my budget

Average household use of electricity is 12000kWh/year

So if you seriously had to pay $2/kWh that would cost you $24 000

 

I really doubt any place in this world has electricity rates so high. I'm guessing you are mistaking $20 with $.20 (aka 20 cents)

[juretrn]

Average household use of electricity is 12000kWh/year

So if you seriously had to pay $2/kWh that would cost you $24 000

 

I really doubt any place in this world has electricity rates so high. I'm guessing you are mistaking $20 with $.20 (aka 20 cents)

Or maybe with 20 of their money?

[Nineshadow]

Nvm.

Missread.

[Levent]

ok guys looked up online @Enderman you are correct 

I found this:

http://www.invest.gov.tr/en-US/investmentguide/investorsguide/Pages/BusinessPremises.aspx

 

10 cents for kWh? (5 during the night)

 

There is NO WAY electricity costs 2 $ per kWh... 

THAT would make sense ,thanks (that would leave me shit ton of money to spend on other "basic" stuff)

 

Or maybe with 20 of their money?

20TL = 9$ currently

I wonder why we paid 100$ on electricity while we were on holiday besides than me using BOINC (maybe way less efficient power supply?)

[Wano97]

No way you'll be using 530KWh a month.

Whynot? Our family roughly uses around 7-8000kWh a year

[Enderman]

Whynot? Our family roughly uses around 7-8000kWh a year

average electricity use for canada / us is about 12 000kWh / year

@Nineshadow

[Nineshadow]

Whynot? Our family roughly uses around 7-8000kWh a year

Really?

O_o

[Wano97]

Really?

O_o

Yeah, or more. It's not that much tbh

[Trik'Stari]

Jesus power companies charge out the ass. I wonder if the same trend will continue when the new fast npp's come out in 2050. Should make power prices significantly cheaper.