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Mako Shark
Longest you've kept your system on?
Right now im at 60.8 days, or 1460 hours uptime on a downstairs serverish rig
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Great White Shark
24hrs
i7 920 @3GH, P6T Deluxe V2, OCZ HP 6GB(3x2)Kit(7-7-7-16), 128GB Patriot SSD, 250GB SATA(7200)Hitachi, WD 500gb, 1000W BFG PSU, SATA Pioneer DVD CD burner, XFX5870 XXX edition(900/1300), LG LED 2350V, XFI Titanium Fatal1ty champion, Logitech X-540, Lian Li PC-B70 Full Tower Case, Win7 HP.
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Resident Audiophile
I'd have to say a week or so. I like to restart every once in a while, and maybe shut her down at night. I take care of mine like it's a kid, lol
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By the Power of Greyskull
Home system? A few months...
A Linux server... Just over 400 days
Intel I9 14900K|ASUS - MAXIMUS Z790 HERO|ASUS GTX 1080 Ti|64GB G.Skill|(3) Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVME |Custom water cooling||Alienware AW3423DW 34" OLED
288TB Plex server (UNRAID)
(18) WD 16TB Red
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Mako Shark
Originally posted by Colossus
Home system? A few months...
A Linux server... Just over 400 days
bastard....
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Zoom-Zoom!
With Win98se, no longer than 2 days straight.
With Winxp, my current record is 6 days straight.
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om nom nom
20 days, I've gotten used to the fan noise, it also helps that I have some quiet fans.
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As far as turning off the power, once a non-notebook system is turned on it is not turned off - except for hardware failure. My longest running box is a P2-450 DNS server that been on continuously since July 15, 1998. Most of my systems go about a year without a reboot when kernal patches are done.
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By the Power of Greyskull
Originally posted by ua549
As far as turning off the power, once a non-notebook system is turned on it is not turned off - except for hardware failure. My longest running box is a P2-450 DNS server that been on continuously since July 15, 1998. Most of my systems go about a year without a reboot when kernal patches are done.
You had that DNS running since 1998 without a power failure, reboot, etc etc? So the update will state to be over 5 years?
God damn!
I think the most I have seen was just a tad over 600 days on a Novell 4.0 server.. (It wasnt mine to administer)...
Intel I9 14900K|ASUS - MAXIMUS Z790 HERO|ASUS GTX 1080 Ti|64GB G.Skill|(3) Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVME |Custom water cooling||Alienware AW3423DW 34" OLED
288TB Plex server (UNRAID)
(18) WD 16TB Red
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The Wonder Taskmaster
160 days win2k and it was a file\print\ftp server had to turn it off because of a storm
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Originally posted by Colossus
You had that DNS running since 1998 without a power failure, reboot, etc etc? So the update will state to be over 5 years?
God damn!
I think the most I have seen was just a tad over 600 days on a Novell 4.0 server.. (It wasnt mine to administer)...
The system has been rebooted a couple of times, but never turned off.
All my stuff is on battery/generator backup. The DNS is strictly for my internal, private network.
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Tiger Shark
8 hours. I care about Mother nature.
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The Wonder Taskmaster
Originally posted by Sjakie
8 hours. I care about Mother nature.
LOL! thats a good reason to turn it off
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Tiger Shark
Originally posted by angomeka
LOL! thats a good reason to turn it off
Actually it is...
http://www.devon.gov.uk/actionatwork...nonenergy.html
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Sleeps with the Fishes
Originally posted by ua549
As far as turning off the power, once a non-notebook system is turned on it is not turned off - except for hardware failure. My longest running box is a P2-450 DNS server that been on continuously since July 15, 1998. Most of my systems go about a year without a reboot when kernal patches are done.
wow..you never get those things called power outages? you must not live in california
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