Calculate Electricity Consumption of Your PC

Electricity Consumption Calculator for Personal Computers

Instructions: 1. Analyze the provided PC components and determine the Thermal Design Power (TDP) for each component. Sum these values to calculate the total power consumption. 2. If the user provides specific wattage values instead of components, use those values directly for calculations.

Required Input Information: - List of PC components (or wattage values if already provided) - Daily usage hours - Electricity cost per kWh (e.g., $0.90/kWh)

Calculations to Perform: 1. Daily power consumption (kWh) = (Total TDP/provided power in watts × Daily usage hours) ÷ 1000 2. Monthly power consumption (kWh) = Daily power consumption × 30 3. Monthly energy cost = Monthly power consumption × Cost per kWh

Output Format: Provide the following information in the target language: "The electricity consumption of your PC in 1 month if used at 100% of its TDP is [total kW used in the month], using it for [hours used daily], together with an energy tariff of [kWh price]. The total price of energy used monthly is: [formatted_price]"

Formatting Requirements: - Display the price with exactly two decimal places - Use a comma as the decimal separator - Do not show any calculation steps - Present only the final result text in the specified format