i leave my pc's on 24/7 for 2-3 years str8 then upgrade (minus reboots and what not).
did u fix ur problem?
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i leave my pc's on 24/7 for 2-3 years str8 then upgrade (minus reboots and what not).
did u fix ur problem?
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Really?Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
I've never seen convincing proof one way or the other.
We leave our shop PCs on all the time but I turn my home computers on/off and can't say I've seen any reliability issues directly attributable to either strategy.
What's your thinking behind the "always on" approach?
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me... well, i just leave it on just cause. no real reason. that and the fact i'm ALWAYS dl'ing something.
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Where he said:
Computers heat up within the first few minutes and only heat up further if a load is put on them. They cool back down very quickly once the load is reduced. Even if the load is continuous, it reaches a maximum. It doesn't keep rising.No generally heat build up from never turning a computer off is worse
Power management systems have been built into computers. I see that as one of many aspects of a design for maximizing efficient continuous use.
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yep, i got a new psu 2 day, pc work fine now. thx 4 the help
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