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Hi guys, I'm just wondering if there a way to check to total usage of my PC from the time I bought it

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No, PC components (barring storage) don't really degrade significantly unless you're stupid OCs on them

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6 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Huh? 

 

There is no total usage, there is cpu and gpu and ram usage, but not total.

he means time used

3 minutes ago, Froody129 said:

No, PC components (barring storage) don't really degrade significantly unless you're stupid OCs on them

not the point.

with hdd's you can check the power on time,i guess thats the closest estimate you'll get to used time

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2 minutes ago, McHox said:

he means time used

not the point.

with hdd's you can check the power on time,i guess thats the closest estimate you'll get to used time

I'm assuming he's selling something and wanting to put a wear rating on the PC, which is why I said to not really worry about because they don't degrade. The HDD thing will work if it's always used that HDD/SSD. 

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2 hours ago, Froody129 said:

he's selling something and wanting to put a wear rating on the PC

yes that's what im trying to figure out,

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3 hours ago, crissaegrim said:

 

yes that's what im trying to figure out,

You can get the power on time from your HDD/SSD but that tells you nothing of how hard the hardware was worked. You can't get a wear level for your whole PC and it doesn't matter since unless you're abusing your hardware it won't actually degrade.

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