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@@ -173,13 +173,13 @@ I think I could run this setup as is for at least four years, given I replace 1
**Yearly CapEx would amount to 95€/ year or 8€ / month** **Yearly CapEx would amount to 95€/ year or 8€ / month**
### Running costs / OpEx ### Running costs / OpEx
As the server will most probably be as idle as the existing setup, I envision it will consume around 180 to 200W. As the server will most probably be as idle as the existing setup, I envisioned it would consume around 180 to 200W. In fact, grafana shows it rarely goes over 125W.
At the current prices of energy in my area the yearly cost of energy would amount to around 235 € / year or 20 € /month At the current prices of energy in my area the yearly cost of energy would amount to around 185 € / year or 15 € /month
### Costs verdict ### Costs verdict
I would drop down from 36 € per month to 28 € a discount of around 33 % for 4 times the power and for times the RAM. Not bad. I would drop down from 36 € per month to 23 € a discount of around 36 % for 4 times the power and for times the RAM. Not bad.
This comparison is not really fair. Let's redo it taking the assumption I would get the same ATOM processor and same power consumption. My energy cost would fall to 2,5€/month, my full cost would be of around 11 € /month providing a discount of almost 70% vs Public clouds. This comparison is not really fair. Let's redo it taking the assumption I would get the same ATOM processor and same power consumption. My energy cost would fall to 2,5€/month, my full cost would be of around 11 € /month providing a discount of almost 70% vs Public clouds.