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ASUS B150 PRO GAMING/AURA (LGA1151) Review

Power Consumption


Under extreme load, the system when equipped with this motherboard was very efficient and didn’t exceed 350 watts. During idle conditions, the wattage could have been reduced but it’s still well within an acceptable margin of error.

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