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Thanks so much for the straight advice, I laughed out loud at the potato. I'll be shopping for something used on Newegg.

Indoor temps seem high compared to outdoor air - older existing residential Hi, I’m working on a model of an existing re

beopt Modeled indoor temps seem high for CA Zone 8 I'm making my first model along with all the beginner mistakes and th

Hello I am trying to run my first model and would like to compare the following

1) Temperatures in a home with a given construction in a given location but with no AC system 2) Temperatures in that home once you've added certain retrofits that are available in BeOpt such as window awnings and white roof.

I have seen a demo that shows output in temperatures in Dataviewer that would work well for me. For example, being able to say that there were X number of hours over 80º F in the house before the retrofits, and X number afterward, would be useful. But when I try to run an analysis on a building without a heating or cooling system, I understand that I am not inputting data necessary for the run. (I am not interested in energy savings for the purpose of this project, just indoor temperatures.)

Should I pretend that there is AC in the building for the purpose of the run?

Thank you, you are exactly right about what was confusing me.

BeOpt parametric analysis on residence with no AC vs. same with retrofits Hello I am trying to run my first model and wo

Potato comment was super helpful for me ;-) and I've now replaced the computer. Thanks!

Is my computer too dinky for BEopt? I have an Inspiron 3180 2109 with 4 gigabits installed Ram and a processor described