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If your pc life is expected 10 years, if you kept it off when not using.

 

Then it's 9 when running 24/7 full load with proper cooling.

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I rarely turn off my pc so i can acess it remotely from my phone at any time anywere and never need to worry about carrying a flash drive arround. This way I can also check that LOL or any other of my games (or any software) is updated and ready to play/use when i get home  :D

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I turn my desktop on in the morning and leave it on until I go to bed at 2 or so on weekends. I turn it on at 3pm after school until 12 or if I have work then only 10 to 12. I only shut my server down once a week and keep my mac on almost all the time because I hate the thing and am trying to kill it 

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not long, since i had to power down for CPU upgrade

 

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my pc is only on for a few hours a day

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Since restarting my desktop it has currently been running for around 17 hours but I usually have it on for around 3 days straight before shutting it down for the day. My friends PC which is an Acer Aspire with my Core 2 Duo E8400 has currently been running for over 7 days 15 hours straight. My laptop has been on for 46 minutes right now.

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Only reboot on Tuesdays for updates.

 

Same with our servers and PCs at work.

 

 

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NO. but yes if you don't have money to pay your monthly electricity bill

 

 

I feel sorry for your electricity bill 

I pay for my own electricity. It works out about 50 Watts draw. I run a Workstation board. It only get's really expensive when I crank it all up to 11.

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i stress tested the F**K out of my last computer once when i first water cooled it just to see how it would do. i did a 3 day leak test before with the system off and just the pump running, but after it passed that i did a 10 day stress test just cause it was december and cold in my room (space heater lol) and i was really busy so i didn't have any time to even use it so why not? it made it through the whole thing at i think low 80's. i think the longest i've ever done though would be about 3-4 weeks just cause i'll have things open and i'll be working on a project and just turn of the monitors for the night.

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I find it funny that Bluetooth isn't detected even though I'm using a Bluetooth mouse xD:P

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43 minutes. I'm on my ultrabook.

 

My PC stays off when I'm asleep or at school. When I come home I turn it on and it stays on until I go to bed. (SSD, boot times don't bother me.)

 

I still don't see why people stress test their systems for days. The most I've done is probably 15-20 minutes. If you do it for the heat, why not do something like Folding at Home or mining? Make heat and have your system actually do something productive.

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I'm at 12 days, 8 hours and 8 minutes.

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17 days and 17 hours on Windows 8.1.

 

I haven't read the thread but I assume there are a bunch of people who went to their Linux servers and said "3 years 6 months and 4 days lolz".

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lol mine is always low. if i leave my system on too long my room turns into a furnace like literally 80+ in my room. at night if i game i usually have to crack the window even in the winter lol

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you can all get rekt  

System uptime

 
I know my pc is bad, It's a laptop and I'm saving up for a $2000,- pc
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I'm at 40 mins. 

Can't trust the power grid over here, so many brownouts, lucky me, no power surges YET.

I'll cry when that happens, I've no UPS, wish I had the money for one. 

Get a surge protector for your entire home, it's only like $200 to surge protect everything in your home.

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Raspberry pi has stayed on 24/7 since release due to nas (edc pi b+ dosent get used more than 2ish hours a day)

My pc:

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Get a surge protector for your entire home, it's only like $200 to surge protect everything in your home.

I don't know where those are sold around here. Also over here they tend to be a lil bit more expensive.

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My PC's been up for around 3 days so far, lmao.

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