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Salad Net Earnings Calculator

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Max Prodaniuk

Gross Salad earnings (per day)

Gross Salad earnings (per day, converted to USD)

CPU power draw

GPU power draw

Motherboard power draw

PSU efficiency

Electricity price

Runtime (hours per day)

Total component power draw

Wall power draw

Energy consumed

Power cost (raw, USD)

Power cost (adjusted for Salad's cash-out rate, USD)

Net Salad earnings (per day, USD)

Net Salad earnings (per week, USD)

Net Salad earnings (per month, USD)

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Create a calculator called "Salad Net Earnings Calculator." It calculates the true daily profit from running Salad, a service that pays users for idle GPU/CPU compute, by subtracting the actual electricity cost from the gross Salad earnings.
Inputs:
Gross Salad earnings, in SUSD per day. User enters this from the Salad app's earnings dashboard.
CPU power draw, in watts. From HWiNFO64 or similar monitoring software.
GPU power draw, in watts. From HWiNFO64 or similar.
Motherboard power draw, in watts. From HWiNFO64 or similar.
PSU efficiency, as a percent. Offer a dropdown with common tiers: 80+ White about 80 percent, Bronze about 85 percent, Silver about 87 percent, Gold about 88.28 percent, Platinum about 92 percent, Titanium about 94 percent, plus a custom option for the user to enter their own value.
Local electricity price, in US dollars per kilowatt-hour.
Runtime, in hours per day. Default to 24.
Fixed constant, not a user input: SUSD conversion factor equals 0.9009. This reflects Salad's payout and cash-out fee and should not be edited by the user.
Calculation steps:
Step one, total component power draw equals CPU plus GPU plus motherboard, in watts.
Step two, wall power draw equals total component power draw divided by PSU efficiency expressed as a decimal. Use true division here, not any shortcut approximation.
Step three, energy consumed in kilowatt-hours equals wall power draw times runtime hours, divided by 1000.
Step four, power cost in US dollars equals energy consumed times electricity price.
Step five, power cost in SUSD equals power cost in US dollars divided by 0.9009. Divide, not multiply. Since one salad dollar is worth less than one US dollar, dividing by a factor less than one correctly increases the cost to reflect the cash-out fee.
Step six, net Salad earnings equals gross Salad earnings minus power cost in SUSD.
Output: net Salad earnings in SUSD per day as the headline result. Optionally also show total wattage, kilowatt-hours used, power cost in US dollars, and power cost in SUSD, plus net earnings extrapolated to a week and a month.
Worked example for testing: CPU 44 watts, GPU 260 watts, motherboard 16 watts, total 320 watts. PSU efficiency 88.28 percent, so wall power equals 320 divided by 0.8828, which is 362.5 watts. Runtime 24 hours gives energy of 8.70 kilowatt-hours. Electricity price 0.04 US dollars per kilowatt-hour gives a cost of 0.348 US dollars. Dividing by the fixed 0.9009 factor gives a cost of 0.386 SUSD. With gross earnings of 3.00 SUSD, net earnings equal 2.61 SUSD per day.