Just curious how many people don't shutdown when they're not using their PC?
I switch mine off, but know a couple of people who don't.
Yes I switch it off.
No I leave it on.
Just curious how many people don't shutdown when they're not using their PC?
I switch mine off, but know a couple of people who don't.
I even turn of my screen (not in standby) and my speakers.
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When I used desktop I always did. 60% of the power is consumed during operation and 40% of the power is consumed when the machine is in standby state. Its something not very green.
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I never turn it off. It' just a matter of laziness - when I come home I like it ready and waiting for me to do stuff
Yeah, but it's running XP, quite old and underpowered, and is offline, so I very rarely turn it on!
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Occasionally I'll leave it on, but most of the time I do turn it off.
I know it's wasteful leaving it on and I feel a bit guilty when I do.
after work ill turn it on. i wont bother turning it off when im cooking dinner or something, but i do turn it off at night, when i go out, when im at work etc. i turn it off at the wall too, since that also means my hdtv isnt on standby sucking power.
Cool guys. I should get into the habit of switching my screen off completely. I should be more energy conscious. I would turn my tower off completeley but I think the battery is dead, it doesnt remember certain BIOS settings if I turn it off at the back..... *shrugs*
I turn it off usually when I go to work or sleep every few days.
Mine's got some fans and lights that I'd rather not have disturbing my sleep, so yeah, I turn mine off.
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