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How long is your computer running everyday?

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i use my computer at night and download large files at morning so i think 24/7 but not always

also i know that is bad for your computer to run 24/7 but can anyone tell me why is it like the hard drive can't handle or cpu ????

its actually more healthy to leave it on

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I never turn it off. I don't really see the point.

you should at some point as it builds up errors.

I turn it off when not in use, mostly because I  used to laptops but also becuase it boots up really fast and it s better for it mostly in the reduced build up of heat also helps with the electricity bill.

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14 I'sh hours, on when I wake up and off when I sleep.

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If it weren't for the heat output, it would be 24 hours. I'd say 8-10 hours.

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Around 16 to 17 hours a day.

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Basically all the time I'm awake so, 14-16 hours a day!

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i work 12 hour nights, it is usually on standby during that time, the rest of the time it is on, 

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Around 12-13 hours a day. I leave them on all day if I'm downloading like games from the steam summer sale. I only get 5-7 Mbps down.

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48 hours a day.... I have a problem

nar, thats not a problem, thats called having 2 pc's!!!

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think its been about 2 weeks since my last restart, which was due to a crash >_>

 

1.2TB torrent moving very slowly i have to leave it on all the time if i ever want it to finish.

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How many watts does your(you guys) computer use. Mine uses around 350watts and it's outputting lots of heat during gaming...

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hmm18-20 hours

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mines on pretty much all the time.

 

but did you know computers are ment to be left on all the time... yeah its true didnt believe it at first. but if you think about it they are.

 

computers have cooling to make sure the componants stay functhing, and has been know that shutting down your and starting it back up when you need is actually worse than just leaving it on.

 

a simple google search will come up with this

 

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=1006052825405

 

http://forums.cnet.com/7723-7586_102-365626/is-it-bad-to-have-the-pc-running-24-7/

 

http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question328.htm

 

 

the bottom link is well worth a read its only a page long and gives you both good and bad points of leaving your pc on

 

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12-14 hours i spent a lot of time gaming , surfing on it :)

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01:02:21 up 35 days,  4:44,  7 users,  load average: 0.67, 0.57, 0.58

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you should at some point as it builds up errors.

I turn it off when not in use, mostly because I  used to laptops but also becuase it boots up really fast and it s better for it mostly in the reduced build up of heat also helps with the electricity bill.

I use a Hackintosh so not really an issue. My macbook has stayed on for 40 days straight with 0 hiccups before. Stable OS is stable.... 

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18-20 hours per day, occasionally 24 hours.

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Most of the times overnight, but sometimes I turn it off :P

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24/7 basically :D

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only turn it off when i need to ... it sleeps when ever i don't use it and on when i am using it 

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12+ hours on weekends, otherwise around 4 hours

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My computer doesn't run at all, I bolted it down to my desk to be sure of it.  :D

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20 Days 16 Hours and 58 Minutes, that's my current uptime for my desktop.

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