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How much energy is saved by setting computer monitors, hard drives, and CPUs to go to “sleep” mode when not in use?

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How much energy is saved by setting computer monitors, hard drives, and CPUs to go to “sleep” mode when not in use?

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A. According to EPA’s ENERGY STAR program, monitor power management can save $10 to $30 per monitor annually, while hard drive and CPU power management can save $15 to $45 per desktop computer annually. Greater savings will be realized as the cost of electricity increases.