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Power consumption? 4870 & Everest.
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Power consumption? 4870 & Everest.
How accurate is Everest in regards to power usage? It shows that each one of my 4870’s are drawing 28-31 amps.
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I think it's pretty accurate. But you need to know the voltage as well to know how much power. If that's 28 amps at 1.2v then it's 33.6 watts.
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Don't think Everest shows GPU volts..
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Everest doesn't show power consumption. There are no sensors on any motherboard that read current and the voltage readings are always off.
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