For idle power draw, a reading was taken after having Windows open on the desktop for 30 minutes. A reading under load was taken while Prime95 and 3DMark Fire Strike ran simultaneously.
This is a relatively low amount, especially for a device powering a 4K display. While the 119 Watts under load pushes the 130 Watt power brick close, it is within the boundaries.
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