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Energy consumption of Nintendo Switch family consoles Nintendo Switch ? OLED Model [HEG-001]Sleep Mode (Wi-Fi connected; wired LAN connection not maintained)0.3 W Maximum 0.5 WSleep Mode (wired LAN connection maintained)2.2 WPower off0.3 W Maximum 0.5 WEstimated annual energy consumption *36 kWh *4 21 kWh *54 more rows

Energy use of a Wii U during gameplay When the Wii U is in gameplay mode, the console uses 34 watts.

The Wii's computational power was roughly 1.5 to 2 times as powerful as the GameCube, but was the least powerful of the major home consoles of its generation. The Wii's motherboard has a WiFi adapter which supports IEEE 802.11 b/g modes, and a Bluetooth antenna that communicates with its controllers.

Energy use of a PS3 in standby mode PS3 standby power consumption clocks in at 1.1 watts.

Comparing consoles Console1Estimated Watts Consumption (per hour)Estimated Monthly Cost (Gaming for 2 hours per day, 7 days perweek)2Xbox 360 Original180$2.45Wii40$0.54Classic ConsolesPlaystation Classic / NES Classic Edition2.3-2.5$0.035 more rows

Nintendo Switch boasts superior theme and graphics performance than its aged predecessor. It uses an inferior chipset called the IBM PowerPC broadway, while the Switch has the Nvidia Tegra X1, that's 10 times more powerful.

The numbers breakdown is as follows: The Wii used an average of 13.7 watts, the PlayStation 3 an average of 84.8 watts, and the Xbox 360 an average of 87.9 watts. While these numbers show a big spread of overall energy impacts, they all pale in comparison to some of the appliances plugged in to those systems.

Streaming on Your Console Uses Lots of Energy This may save a few seconds, but the console will draw between 30 and 70 watts?about 10 to 25 times more power than a streaming device like Apple TV, Roku box, or Amazon Fire Stick to watch the same show.