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Friday, July 30, 2004 "Turning off your PC daily to save power shortens its life". There never seems to be an end to this debate. PCWorld tries its hand and ends up doing nothing much. Quote: There's no definitive answer. Most authorities, however, lean toward the idea that shutting off does more good than harm--plus it saves power. Kevin Krewell, editor in chief of the Microprocessor Report, supports that side of the debate. "Processors typically have a ten-year life span," he says, so a PC will be dead weight before switching it on and off could affect the CPU. Nevertheless, this new article on "Myths" such as this and more, is interesting. posted by pradeep | Permalink | (0) 0 Comments: |
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