A question about splitters and UPS
A question about splitters and UPS
As far as I know, splitters consume UPS quite a lot in the past. According to this post, a balancer requires about three inserter-equivalent UPS cost. It seems that the amount is not that huge, but is the cost still correct?
Re: A question about splitters and UPS
There have been a lot of performance optimizations. I doubt, that the numbers from 5 years ago still apply.
I would recommend to not overuse splitters and balancers anyway, but it only matters, when scaling pretty big. I would really avoid huge balancers, because they are not really needed most of the time. I can understand it for train stations to fill and unload train wagons equally, though
I would recommend to not overuse splitters and balancers anyway, but it only matters, when scaling pretty big. I would really avoid huge balancers, because they are not really needed most of the time. I can understand it for train stations to fill and unload train wagons equally, though
Re: A question about splitters and UPS
I think you are right. Thanks for the answer.jodokus31 wrote: Mon Oct 20, 2025 11:38 pm There have been a lot of performance optimizations. I doubt, that the numbers from 5 years ago still apply.
I would recommend to not overuse splitters and balancers anyway, but it only matters, when scaling pretty big. I would really avoid huge balancers, because they are not really needed most of the time. I can understand it for train stations to fill and unload train wagons equally, though

