Lack of understanding. Even comparing 65W to 1000W should had ring some bells, but.
> but these numbers are probably more realistic
Almost, depends on the load (hardware) and load (software), as someone who manages a fleet of 720/730/630, a standby server eats around 150W and under the load up to 300-350W, depending on the package.
Lack of understanding. Even comparing 65W to 1000W should had ring some bells, but.
> but these numbers are probably more realistic
Almost, depends on the load (hardware) and load (software), as someone who manages a fleet of 720/730/630, a standby server eats around 150W and under the load up to 300-350W, depending on the package.
> Using a Kill-A-Watt meter
You can use built-in measuring in iDRAC.