My landlord recently told me about his other tenants have 600$ power bills before swapping to a locked rate. I wonder if the lad with the epic gaming PC is running a 4090.
Should I tell him this is a possibility if he is?
Should I tell him this is a possibility if he is?
How about the families of the 5 people in that house? What should they be told?
"Sorry folks. I knew this GPU has issues and could possibly cause a fire, but people on the internet decided I was a bad person for doing the right thing, so I ignored the potential issue and didn't let the landlord know."
I hope you have a great life.
Mind your own business.
So, I have been involved via the landlord asking my opinion due to my knowledge of technology being a bit better than his.
But here people are, acting like they are somehow 'teaching me a lesson' while acting holier than thou, when they aren't. lol
And for the record. I did offer to go do a quick check with him to help rectify the situation so that everyone is being treated fairly, since he isn't that great at calculating things like power usage.
But instead he said no, cause he figures he can do the job well enough on his own. But now that this news has come up, I thought about the situation again, and figured I would leave my comment.
Clearly a mistake. I clearly should have just done what I thought was right, and not ask a bunch of people on the internet their opinion. That was dumb of me.
Doesn't matter how many watts. All that matters is that there is resistive heating happening.