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We measure the system power consumption at the wall – not factoring in the monitor. We test when idle – then when loading with Cinebench R15 and when playing Tomb Raider.
When idle, the system consumes 49 watts of power. When loaded with Cinebench, the system draws 77 watts of power from the wall. When playing Tomb Raider, this rises to 126 watts. The GTX 750 Ti is a very efficient graphics card demanding very little power.
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Its a good build for £500, don’t think i could even build a system with that hardware for the price. dont see how they are making money on this at all.
Not so sure on that case, but its attractive enough. I agree, Prodigy or Dead Silence is a nicer design to work with over the years. Still thats an impressive build, I am not keen on AMD APU for gaming, although obviously without the GTX750Ti in the build, the AMD APU would be better than the i3. Like this system a lot.
Thats a really good build. Would like a slightly bigger SSD, but it would obviously increase the price a little.
vs450w is low quality compare to my vx450w