Anyone have a VR setup? Thinking about getting the Samsung HMD Odyssey. I got to play with it at a Microsoft store. I really enjoyed it, our library has an Oculus Rift and it’s nice, but didn’t seam as good as the Samsung.
So how much power did it draw? Can you measure that?
I actually managed to find the powermeter, at boot it uses 58 watts, idle it hovers around 40 watts.
Browsing between 41 watts and 44 watts
CPU benchmarks 58.4 watts maximum
GPU benchmarks, this is an on board card 55.6 watts
Playing 720p Youtube 55.3 watts
Playing 720 DVD rip between 46 watts and 53.8 watts
Running Mint update 57.8 watts
So for a complete desktop PC it isn't all that much power it draws.
My main machine, a AMD Athlon 5350 AM1 chip idles at 24.7 watts and doesn't even come close to 50 watts when booting, I think I saw 47.7 watts as highest amount of what it pulls from the wall socket.
Not bad for a quad core CPU, the Sempron is a sigle core @2800Mz, the 5350 a quad core @2050mhz, so yes, 750Mhz slower but it has three cores more.
PSU's are the most efficient when they run at around 50% capacity so in that respect 750 watts isn't bad, also PSU's age so having a bit of a reserve is not a bad thing, of course the most important thing is that was made by a reputable manufacturer, OEM's like Delta, Seasonic, FSP etc, also, PSU's are made to spec for the client, so for example BeQuit uses FSP as OEM and FSP builds the PSU's according to BeQuit's specs, BeQuit will pick one of their platforms and then ask FSP for example to use higher quality capacitors and so on.
Seasonic is indeed a OEM which makes PSU's for quite a lot of companies.
Just ordered my new PC...
AMD Ryzen 5 2600
8GB Ram
1060 GTX 6GB GPU
WD Blue 500gb SSD
1TB HDD (cheap bog standard 2nd drive)
With some basic CPU Liquid cooling and Windows 10 (making the jump from 7).
Should do me nicelyfor some gaming and a lot of daily general usage.
Anyone have a VR setup? Thinking about getting the Samsung HMD Odyssey. I got to play with it at a Microsoft store. I really enjoyed it, our library has an Oculus Rift and it’s nice, but didn’t seam as good as the Samsung.
I have the Dell VR windows visor and it is really good, better res than the Oculus, less screen door effect and no god rays, which are all issues with the Rift, but the Rift like the Vive are now almost 3 year old tech so no big surprise they are now bettered with these newer HMDs, but if the Odyssey is anything like the Dell then you should be very happy with it.
But remember, once you open that VR bottle you can't put it back, i can no longer play Euro truck sim II or American truck sim without VR, i have become so accustomed to driving from inside the cab in VR, same with Dirt rally, Elite Danger and Star trek Bridge crew, once seen in VR there is no going back.![]()
I think it was actually a Pr1me 9950 minicomputer. It really struggled to handle more than a dozen or so concurrent users on dumb terminals with the course applications we were using.
Neved saw the ads back in the 80s. Perhaps they were only shown in the US.
Well, she could have judged the length of his "scarf" by watching a certain scene in Pasolini's Canterbury Tales. Ahem...Has anyone ever checked out JonnyGuru for PSU tests? http://www.jonnyguru.com/ Definitely helped me three years ago for my last tower build.
First she's unimpressed by the length of his scarf, then the next we see she's tied up somewhere. Coincidence?(ditto for the marriage jokes; did they get married for real around that time period. Didn't last, but if I married someone old enough to be my daughter I doubt it'd last very long and the spanking wouldn't be fun either...)
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