11:50 - Thursday 14 February 2008 by Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: BitTorrent, Box, Filesharing
Categories: Consumer Electronics, Hardware
Source: Tom's Hardware UK – Keywords: BitTorrent, Box, Filesharing
Categories: Consumer Electronics, Hardware
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Conclusion - Lower Energy Costs for Frequent Downloaders
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In download mode, the F-Share box only draws 5.5 Watts when an external USB hard drive is attached as a storage device. Power consumption is even lower when a USB thumb drive is used. On the downside, thumb drives offer much less storage space than external hard drives.
Compared to a PC running 24/7 downloading files from P2P networks, power consumption is much lower. Users can shave quite a bit off their next electricity bill by using a device such as this. If you frequently download files from the BitTorrent network, the €79 price tag of the F-Share will quickly amortize itself.
F-Share power consumption measurements
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