The Maximum Duriation your PC remain On ??

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  1. mike1976

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    #21
    6 hrs at a strech and 13 cumulative in a day for me
     
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    #22
    My system remains on daily for 7- 9 hours now a days.
     
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    #23
    Where As I remeber my Pc most i have kept on For 20 Hours,
    I was Working And Playing Games That Day
     
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    #24
    3 days for my desktop and around 18 hours for my laptop.

    - Dynashox -
     
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    #25
    My maximum record so far: 3 days without trouble.. ;)
     
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    #26
    My PC's been on for about 18 months now. I never turn it off.

    Hardware failure is most likely to occur when you start a PC up. In businesses it is commonplace to leave equipment running to minimise hardware failure at startup time.
     
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  7. Digital_shubhi

    Digital_shubhi Illustrious Member

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    #27
    around 10 hours !! :)
     
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  8. innews

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    #28
    my pc is on 24/7 as we have live chat software installed on it

    i guess it up from past 1 month or so
     
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  9. musichangout.com

    musichangout.com Well-Known Member

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    #29
    I had desktop i think it can survive around 10-15 hours .
     
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    #30
    When i had a desktop it used to be ON for alot of days, but now i got a laptop and close it after 12-16hrs.
     
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    #31
    i left my desktop running continously for 3 days.....
    just switching off the monitor...lolz
     
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  12. kumar17vijay

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    #32
    I used to run up 4-5 days continuously in holidays without any problem......
    Now a days it remains on for more than 13-14 hours daily ..
     
    kumar17vijay, Mar 7, 2009 IP
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    #33
    It was 2 days. But normally my laptop stays ON for 18/20 hours everyday.
     
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    #34
    Where as I remember One week for desktop and 3 days for laptop.
     
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    #35
    my desktop is on 18 hours per day, i don't see any trouble
     
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    #36
    about 3-4 maximum, when downloading stuff from RS with my old connection :p
     
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    #37
    Usually 2-3 weeks ( don't like to switch it off ). May sound crazy, but it does not make any problems for me :)
     
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    #38
    18 MONTHS?!?!?! :eek:

    I feel asleep one night while it was on so my max is 2 days. :rolleyes:
     
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    #39
    I used to turn off my PC at the end of the day. Then one morning a few months ago, while I was powering up, there was a rattling noise that lasted for several minutes. Was this a warning of imminent component failure? :eek: Since that time I've been afraid to shut down my computer for more than a few minutes, such as for an occasional reboot or automatic installation of a software update that automatically shuts down the computer when the installation is completed. I then turn the computer back on immediately. (I do, however, turn off the monitor when I'm done for the day.)
     
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  20. hillord

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    #40
    it's better to use a power adapter then using batteries for your laptop
     
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