Aaron Posted December 29, 2001 Posted December 29, 2001 [b:3174d2b432] [/b:3174d2b432] [i:3174d2b432]Originally posted by FthrJACK[/i:3174d2b432] I actually heard that didnt know if it was true or not [/quote:3174d2b432]Yeah its true, wires inside your puter expand when hot, and shrink when cold. If that kept happening every day your wires will snap or something eventually.
prnstar Posted December 29, 2001 Posted December 29, 2001 Xpertise pm me and I'll give you private access account.
FthrJACK Posted December 29, 2001 Posted December 29, 2001 its bad for a car, but you arent going to run it 24/7, leaving it on tickover is bad too ( for a car ). ever turned on an electric cooker and heard it making "pinking" sounds? or when you turn the car engine off on a cold day you hear the same thing, we are talking about large lumpy metal things here that are designed to withstand heat expansion, a pc isnt, and the parts inside can be thinner than a human hair..
mdsalih Posted December 29, 2001 Posted December 29, 2001 another 24/7 guy here... my server (for LAN) computer in my room and bros room are always on 24/7 reboots probably once every fortnight for mine and bros comps... server is about 1nc every month or maybe a bit longer... running webserver off all 2 and FTP on server... all seems pretty cool haven't come across any probs...MdSalih
XPerties Posted December 30, 2001 Posted December 30, 2001 ah no those who run servers can benifit from other things. Think about it [b:86e14bb3e6]mdsalih[/b:86e14bb3e6] -XPerties
babis Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 my comps at usa (college): reboot 1x a weekmy comps @permanent home(middle of nowhere): is on always on, as I have isdn and it shares the connection with the other computers connected from it.Running Xp on all systemsMax uptime I've ever read was 489days and going.... Check the top10 @:http://www.tuxtime.dk/
Drewdatrip Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 I would leave my computer on 24/7 but its too **** load.....the fans are too much for me...but i plan to get this stuff the dampers the sound down a bit, then hopfully i can keep it on.-drew
XPerties Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 [b:a7060526cd]drewdatrip[/b:a7060526cd] -you think yours is loud, try this:1- 120mm blowfan on top2- 80mm fans in front2- 80mm fans in the rear1- 80mm fan on the side1- blue orb on the chipset1- blue orb on the vid card1- delta 7200 rpm fan on CPUYou would go nuts just hearing my PC on.-XPerties
LS_Dragons Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 Speaking of loud -- add a couple of scsi hard drives to the mix. Those suckers can wake the dead sometimes.LS
Drewdatrip Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 [b:d53391183a]drewdatrip[/b:d53391183a] -you think yours is loud, try this:1- 120mm blowfan on top2- 80mm fans in front2- 80mm fans in the rear1- 80mm fan on the side1- blue orb on the chipset1- blue orb on the vid card1- delta 7200 rpm fan on CPUYou would go nuts just hearing my PC on.-XPerties [/quote:d53391183a]Mine is about the same Chris! two 80mm(front and back) Blue orb on my vid card plus a screaming delta on my cpu.:spaced-drew
Rick Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 I remember when I was a teenager...it was who had the most bass coming out of their car...now it's the loudest computer? Well, mines loud enough for me...no thanks on adding any more fans! BTW--I usually leave mine on all the time but things start to screw up after a while so I have to reboot and I shut down overnight sometimes.Rick:cool:
Micropocalypse Posted December 31, 2001 Posted December 31, 2001 i leave mine on most of the time, but reboot quite often.LS_Dragons i know what you meen:spaced
zErO Posted January 1, 2002 Posted January 1, 2002 Originally posted by XPerties [/quote:e148581415] 1- 120mm blowfan on top 2- 80mm fans in front 2- 80mm fans in the rear 1- 80mm fan on the side 1- blue orb on the chipset 1- blue orb on the vid card 1- delta 7200 rpm fan on CPU[b:e148581415]Damm U could dry ur hair with that!!!![/b:e148581415]
XP dOgg Posted January 5, 2002 Posted January 5, 2002 Thats actually quite interesting to know, may I ask what your sources are for this information? (keeping pc on)
XPerties Posted January 5, 2002 Posted January 5, 2002 [b:78637336e4]XP dOgg[/b:78637336e4] - what are you refering to?-XPerties
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