The hardware roster · one machine
CyberPower PR1500
CyberPower·whole machine·14 figures, from 1 exhibit · named in 2 exhibits
This roster is in beta and still being tested: every figure is proved against the page it came from, and the way they are read and shown is still changing.
a consumer rack/tower uninterruptible power supply — 1500 VA on the label, 900 W by its own firmware's nominal — and the subject of the two-hour battery test, which reads its own meter through four phases either side of the plug coming out
a battery unit holds no graphics card. The box it powered through the two-hour test is the mini PC, which has a row of its own, and the readings this unit took OF that box are filed there.
Power, temperature, and what it costs
Grouped by model and by what was measured, and inside a group sorted by power cap ascending — alphabetical and numeric, never by value. The heading of a group carries everything that does not change inside it; each row carries the value and the conditions that do. A condition the page does not state reads not stated, which is a third thing and not an uncapped card. A † means the same reading is printed in a second place on its exhibit — one reading, two printings, not two figures.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| a 26-billion-parameter model the inverter's own tax — on-battery draw above on-mainsW4-bit · Ollama · version not stated · 32 K context pinned · 2026-08-31, 02:38:31–03:05:02Z · power cap, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| ~3 W | |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pagetyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
Everything else this shelf measured for it
13 rows — same rule as above.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| a 26-billion-parameter model battery charge, by the UPS's own meter4-bit · Ollama · version not stated · 32 K context pinned · power cap, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 100% | 02:38:31–02:41 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 100% | 02:41–02:56:56 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 100→96% | 02:56:56–03:03:00 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 96%, charging | 03:03–03:05:02 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| a 26-billion-parameter model how long it would last, by the charge-burn arithmetic4-bit · Ollama · version not stated · 32 K context pinned · 2026-08-31, 02:38:31–03:05:02Z · power cap, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| ~130 minutes | |
the page's second reading, from the charge it actually burned rather than from the unit's own estimatorfrom Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pagetyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| a 26-billion-parameter model load, by the UPS's own meter%4-bit · Ollama · version not stated · 32 K context pinned · power cap, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 8% | 02:41–02:56:56 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 8% | 03:03–03:05:02 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 8–9% | 02:56:56–03:03:00 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| a 26-billion-parameter model the UPS's own runtime estimate4-bit · Ollama · version not stated · 32 K context pinned · power cap, batch or steps and concurrency not stated | |
| 27,000 s = 450 min | 02:38:31–02:41 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| ~7,300 s ≈ 122 minutes | 2026-08-31, 02:38:31–03:05:02Z |
one of the page's two independent readings of how long it would last; the other is the charge-burn arithmetic below, and the page's own conclusion is that two different instruments give the same answerfrom Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pagetyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| 6,186–7,573 s (the estimator hunting between generates) | 02:56:56–03:03:00 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| Rebuilding: 7,301→7,314 s | 03:03–03:05:02 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
| ~7,575 s | 02:41–02:56:56 |
from Two Hours at 12 tok/s § Two hours at 12 tok/s — the test that named the pageread off that page’s own table by the roster’s reader, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in the same section · read from two-hours-on-battery · section id #two-hours-at-12-tok-s-the-test-that-named-the-page | |
Where it appears
Every released exhibit that names this identity, in the shelf’s own order.
- The Two-Hour Machine, Priced — named, and no figure carried from it — yet
- Two Hours at 12 tok/s — 14 figures on this page
How this one is named here
The canonical name above is the full product name. Everything below is a spelling a published page or kit has actually used for it, kept so a reader who searches an older page’s words lands on this row. The set is closed and historical: no page cut after 2026-09-17 writes a memory class where it can write a card.
- a 1500 VA unit this workshop already had
- a CyberPower PR1500
- a CyberPower PR1500 — 1500 VA on the label, 900 W by its own firmware's nominal, a consumer rack/tower UPS
- a consumer 1500 VA UPS