The Latest-Generation Video Game Consoles: How Much Energy Do They Waste When You're Not Playing? | NRDC
The Hidden Energy Costs of Gaming Consoles | Constellation
Xbox One X Power Consumption Analysis - YouTube
Configuring Today's Game Consoles to Use Less Energy | ENERGY STAR
Console power consumption charted by Aussie site | Engadget
Power and Thermals - The Xbox Series X Review: Ushering In The Next Generation of Game Consoles
PS4 vs Xbox One vs Xbox One S Power Consumption - YouTube
Console Power Consumption report by NRDC. | NeoGAF
PS4, Xbox One are energy hogs, add up to “several power plants of electricity,” new report finds - GameSpot
Game power consumption by console. not sure where the ps5 would fit on here : r/gaming
OLED and LED TV Power Consumption and Electricity Cost - RTINGS.com
PlayStation 4 and Xbox - Energy efficiency testing - The Green Living Guy
Most Energy Efficient Gaming Consoles | Visual.ly
Microsoft Xbox One, The Full Review - Page 3 | HotHardware
SA electricity: what you pay for PS4, Xbox One, Wii U | MyGaming
How much electricity does an Xbox one use per hour? - Quora
NRDC: Latest Gen Gaming Consloes Including Xbox One To Cost Over $1 Billion Annually In Utility Bills - MSPoweruser
Xbox Series X SoC: Power, Thermal, and Yield Tradeoffs
Xbox One, PlayStation 4 are more power hungry
Power Consumption: 50% of the Original Xbox 360, and Quieter - Welcome to Valhalla: Inside the New 250GB Xbox 360 Slim
PS4 and Xbox One proved to have the potential to consume three times more power than older models - GIGAZINE
PS4, Xbox One Power Consumption Analysis Points To Sony Advantage And Future Efficiency Gains | N4G
Xbox One X Review: A Future-Proof Xbox For 4K And HDR - GameSpot
Xbox One Beats Out PS4... At Consuming Power
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Chart: Videogame Machines Soak Up Power Even When Not in Use | Statista
