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What's your uptime?

dbc

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Just wondering, how much time is your main system powered on in an average month?

There are 744 hours in one month...


1. Less than 100 hours.

2. 100-200 hours

3. 200-300 hours (250 would be 8 hours a day)

4. 300-500

5. more than 500

6. 24/7/365!!
 
My system at home probably is on about 40 - 50 hours per month. Its not turned on all the time (not when I'm at school), but its turned on whenever I do work, or play games, or my brother plays games, or when I'm testing or doing maintainance on it. In case you're wondering, I'm posting from my high school, where the PC's are left on all day, so thats about 120 hours a month. My PC doesn't have Internet access (the cable to the phone line to my room won't reach, but I'm working on it ;) )
 
My Mac was going for 9 months at one point. I shut it down when we moved over the summer. Its been off for the past month or so to cut down on the heat in my office. :)
 
Nasty_Savage said:
My Mac was going for 9 months at one point. I shut it down when we moved over the summer. Its been off for the past month or so to cut down on the heat in my office. :)

Completely off-topic, but I read in a magazine the computers can be used to heat a room, and gave temperature increases of the room per bit of hardware... might be handy for those heading into a cold winter, knowing a PC will keep them warm...
 
Pretty much 24/7/365.... lol. Well besides closing it and putting it in my bag to take to school (laptop).
 
My CRT raised my room temp by probably 5°C over the summer ><. Computers during winter = gooooood....computers during summer = baaadd....

Anyway I think I'm around 250ish now because of school and stuff.
 
Our server room at work is like a Sauna. But its no damned fun in the summer :mad: My office at home I turned off the Mac due to the difference in heat I felt in the room, and I didn't want my stupid parrot to get all squirrely on me...now that its cooling down again I'll fire it back up. May decide to look into Water Cooling it next summer....
 
dbc said:
Just wondering, how much time is your main system powered on in an average month?

There are 744 hours in one month...


1. Less than 100 hours.

2. 100-200 hours

3. 200-300 hours (250 would be 8 hours a day)

4. 300-500

5. more than 500

6. 24/7/365!!


Mine runs 24/7 for the month, then the first of the month it gets rebooted...Dell GX260.

MD
 
im guessing, for me its almost hours im not asleep. i have a tabletPC i take all my class notes on, I have a job where all i deal with is students computers in the residince halls. When im not dealing with notes, or students, im at home relaxing surfing the web or doing homework. Yes, i do have a life outside of computers, but a majority of my time is spent around them!
 
current windows uptime : 21 days, 17 hours, 58 minutes, 12 seconds.

I rebooted last because of a windows update.

I never turn it off.
 
5 min , i just turned this damn thing on to look at boobs.... gotta go!
 
More than 500 for my main one since I dl a lot and its here with me in college.
Less than 100 for my old one at home.
 
Mine is on almost all the time...so take of 5 hours a month for cleaning and other stuff.
 
about 564 a month x 12 months = 6768 a year (assumption). I hate shutting it off. its been on 8 days straight without a restart and my ram is still kicking nicely.
 
From my Router / Firewall / DNS server said:
[root@localhost /root]# uptime
9:55am up 406 days, 22:18, 1 user, load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.00
[root@localhost /root]#

running on Redhat 7.1
 
My Server 2003 box is on 24/7, my main rig is on more than 500 hours, and my testbed is up about 200 hours. My room gets freakin hot! :)
 
dbc said:
Just wondering, how much time is your main system powered on in an average month?

There are 744 hours in one month...


1. Less than 100 hours.

2. 100-200 hours

3. 200-300 hours (250 would be 8 hours a day)

4. 300-500

5. more than 500

6. 24/7/365!!
24/7/365... when my computer isn't rebooting every hour :(
 
My dell is pretty much up 24/7/365.

I run an fserve on IRC, an FTP, and eMule...

So it's ALWAYS going. I'll reboot occassionally when either windows gets pissed, or right before I play on online game...
 
I also don't turn it off unless I need to, such as messing around with another hard drive or redoing some internal work. It's usually better to leave electronics on then turn them off consistently.

To conform to the topic, #6. Only turned off when I need to do something to it.

Dark Assassin
 
acascianelli said:
running on Redhat 7.1
what's your IP? Because *IF* that uptime is correct, you have several serious kernel vulnerabilities going... And I'll be happy to reboot you free of charge :angel:
 
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