How do you calculate cost-plus percentage? Because companies often sell many different products at different prices, they commonly use a cost-plus percentage or percentage markup on cost that applies to all their products. To figure this percentage, you divide the markup, in dollars, by the expected sales price. What is a good cost-plus percentage? Depending on the terms of the agreement, the contractor may “pad” some costs, especially labor wages, to cover overhead expenses and unanticipated expenses. Read More...
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One of design perks of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 4060 is its relatively low power consumption, which has allowed graphics cards makers to produce compact add-in-boards without the massive heatsink and VRM setups required by higher-end cards. At 115 Watts, the power consumption of the card is low enough that it makes even Mini-ITX-sized cards practical, which is great news for the SFF PC community. And to that end, we've seen a few manufacturers introduce Mini-ITX GeForce RTX 4060 designs, with Lenovo now joining them as the latest member of the club with their own Mini-ITX 4060 card. Read More...