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    becuz as of current, my parent electric bills is like $200 a month...so im thinking if i dont have my comp on 24/7, would that lower it by much? or would it not matter...


    P.S. Btw, how much is your electric bills.....200 usd a month for me sound a little high

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    My guess is having your computer on 24/7 is costing an extra $30-40 USD a month.

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    Originally posted by Mr. Elmo@29 December 2003 - 18:15
    my electric parents
    Turn them off at night, you'll save a fortune.
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    Originally posted by lynx+29 December 2003 - 19:24--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (lynx @ 29 December 2003 - 19:24)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Mr. Elmo@29 December 2003 - 18:15
    my electric parents
    Turn them off at night, you&#39;ll save a fortune. [/b][/quote]
    edited it...wow 30-40...guess they wont be on 24/7 then....so how much do you guys get charge for electric?

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    I get electric cheap (real cheap) because I have a dodgy meter. You can put a magnet near it to make it start going again, so I clock the readings on the meter up a little so the electric people won&#39;t think my meter is dodgy, so they won&#39;t replace it. And since it only looks like I&#39;m using a fifth of normal I only have to pay a fifth of normal.

    I have about 3 electic heaters running 24/7, and they really eat power, yet I pay hardly anything compared to what it would cost with them all on

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    meh, so what do you pay? &#036;200 seem too much for electric to me....we dont even have our heater on that much....

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    I don&#39;t really know what I pay, I think it must be like £60 per quarter at most.

    PCs usually do not use much power at all so I doubt that it would kick up your bills much.

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    whats taht in usd? 60 seem so low.....i wish i had that number on the billing...parent wil stop yelling at me

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    Nice read about getting your bill down
    http://www.potters.org/subject68011.htm

    Niffty online energy calculator don&#39;t forget the monitor mind uses 135 + 450 machine power supply, I turn my monitor off at night also cheaper besides can&#39;t see it form my bed.

    http://www.nhec.com/energycalculator.html

    Program to use on your machine http://www.movieking.co.uk/free/electricbill.html

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    Originally posted by Mr. Elmo@29 December 2003 - 21:06
    whats taht in usd? 60 seem so low.....i wish i had that number on the billing...parent wil stop yelling at me
    £60 is about &#036;90.

    I get that much every month, which is still high for the UK for a single guy (with girlfriends ) and no kids.
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