95cc/hr is the melting rate when the laser is onA printing job is a combination of laser on time, jump time between vector, and recoating time
Which makes real printing speed much lower than that, additionally, this does not include downtime when you are not printing : ie depowdering the job you have just printed and preparing the machine for the next job, which usually takes some hours
Again, I'm not bashing, but I did not like previous year of full BS about fastest printer in the world and over selling a product only creates deception
It is not physically possible to melt more powder with 4x 1.5KW than 12x 1KW, the amount of melted material is just proportionate to the heat input you provide, that's it, there is no shortcut to physics
