Energy Prices (Strictly NO referrals!)

Sinbad2000 said:
I'd suggest not looking at p per hour and rather look at watts / kwh per hour. It removes a variable from the equation and gives you a number you can match to appliances etc.
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atm it's 463w .. with me playing apex and her watching films .. our front room is different to most it's set up as a game room both pc's are in it so it might be right .. :( back room and outside are for guests .. :)
 
dlockers said:
Your neighbors must be plugged into your house :D. Definitely switch everything off and get to zero, then build back up. Something is rinsing you.
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Maybe look at getting/borrowing a plug-in power meter/energy monitor. Then you can see in real time what that particular appliance is using...

/edit what's the spec of your gaming pc @flea.rider? Two PCs running could get to 400w easy, I reckon?
 
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Sinbad2000 said:
Maybe look at getting/borrowing a plug-in power meter/energy monitor. Then you can see in real time what that particular appliance is using...

/edit what's the spec of your gaming pc @flea.rider? Two PCs running could get to 400w easy, I reckon?
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yeah i'm thinking that now ... mines on the med side of things hers is lower ... but other than days off there only running 4-5 hrs a day .. we both work 9+ hrs
 
flea.rider said:
Known as the “Big Six”, the companies including EDF Energy, E.ON UK, and British Gas’s parent company Centrica, recorded profits of £3.06billion, according to their most recent accounts. ????
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Agree, but the majority of that is from extraction, not retail in effect.

I am all for a sensible conversation in regards UK energy prices but there is only one way thats happening, and thats with something akin to nationalisation.
 
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