re: Whats more energy efficient ?

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The blown insulation has helped out a lot, I got about 3-4 degrees from that. I have a a lot of Windows in this house with my living room having a wall of windows. I guess the next step is energy efficient windows but that will have to wait bc I'm not a OT baller.

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Then I retract my previous statement about lacking insulation. It was just a suggestion that was relevant at one point in time to you. Windows will also make a big difference. Reading what other posters have said, the problem is probably with your thermostat not having enough tolerance.

The only further thought I have is that an ideal system will be off more than it is on...obvious statement to some regard....and when it is running, it's running long enough to be efficient. By that I simply mean it should run long enough to compensate for the initial increased loss during start up versus post start up.