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A newsgroup dude said:
I have been told that turning it on in the morning and off at night is worse for the computer than just leaving it on 24/7.
Nondisputandum says:
It is said to be true for some reasons... but runnung it 24/7 has it's disadvantages equally.
I leave my pc running for a day or 2 when i'm using it/him/her ;-) intensively... but i believe that it's better to offer it a moment of rest from time to time... don't forget that components not only suffer from power boosts during start-up but also from heating aso...
If you keep your desktop pc running 24/7 for professional reasons, it' s advisable to start it up every 24h to empty ram (if you have 1 gig ram or less ;-),... don't forget the antivirus updates (if updated on start-up) etcetera... and check the temperature of components (case & processor) from time to time...
If you have a pc with quality components,.. i guess that is can't hurt to leave it on for several days... but I would close it down when there's no surveillance. There are mechanic components like vents & the HD that might go down during your absence...
Do you keep your TV running 24/7? That's exactly the same ya know when it comes to electronics... though a tv has no vents, no screen saver, etc... But also a power supply could cause problems. Not that I want to scare you... just be carefull, wil you!
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