Power at the wall
Uses CPU and GPU power sensors when available and estimates from usage otherwise, shown in watts at the wall socket.
Power draw varies a lot with what you're doing.
It calculates daily and monthly energy from your real usage, and shows a margin of error wherever estimates are involved.
Uses CPU and GPU power sensors when available and estimates from usage otherwise, shown in watts at the wall socket.
Adds up only the time the PC was on, shows kWh as a range and projects the month.
Calculates cost from the rate you enter. Until you do, it's clearly marked as an example rate.
If the graphics card draws a lot of power while the PC is idle, it finds the app responsible.
Open the "Power · electricity cost" card on the dashboard.
Enter your electricity rate.
After at least a day of use, check the monthly projection and any waste.
No. Parts without sensors are estimated, so values are shown as a range, with a badge saying whether they're measured or estimated. For exact numbers, use a plug-in power meter.
No. It uses the single rate you enter. Your actual bill depends on your household's total usage and tariff.
After installing, click the tray icon and your first diagnosis is already done.
Every change runs only after you confirm it, and can be undone.