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Dumb ?, Power on Hours

tjrose91
By tjrose91
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have an 2006 80gb HDD and the math doesn't add up how does a drive that is less than 20yrs old have over 54 power on hours, going to bed now but can provide crystal disk info data

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2 hours ago, tjrose91 said:

have an 2006 80gb HDD and the math doesn't add up how does a drive that is less than 20yrs old have over 54 power on hours, going to bed now but can provide crystal disk info data

Yeah we need a CrystalDiskInfo screenshot. Last time I checked, 54 hours is way less than 20 years. 😉 

 

If you meant 54 thousand hours, that's only about 6 years. (20 years is about 175,200 hours.)

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1 hour ago, tjrose91 said:

going to bed now

Sleep does help with math

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