Ahoy mateys, I bought an open box PC and CrystalDiskInfo shows that it was powered on for 482 hrs, with 183 power ons and 8 unsafe shutdowns. Benchmarks and stress test are all fine, but I'll probably just fucking exchange it anyway. The question that plagues me is: What the fuck was the previous person doing with this damn PC? The return window for them is like a month at most. What are your theories, anon?
>>107927050480hrs are 20 days. 183 power ons in 20 days??? Holy fuck. But do you really want to return that shit? Like why do you even buy a PC when RAM prices are so fucking high? Can you please buy a Thinkpad/Framework/Macbook? And please, install Linux.
>>107927050an average of 2.6 hours per power up.8 unsafe shutdowns.iunno. gayming? maybe its a turbo casual wagieif it were a professional user the average "on" time would have been longer
>>107927064My PC is million years old and if it croaks in this market I'm fucked, so I just went and pulled the trigger at best buy since building is not even worth it anymore.>>107927074I dont know what kind of nuclear retard you need to be to be crashing and powering off this kind of machine this often, thats why I'm wondering what kind of activity will justify these stats
>>107927117"powered on for 482 hrs" doesnt necessarily mean that for 482 hrs it ran continuously, interspersed with occasional power down/up cyclesunless thats what you meantyou could also check how long that machine has been available on the marketin the case of a casual gaymer, each power up means 1 day of usemaybe two. maybe thats what it is:some youngen non casual gaymer played vidya before going to school, then after coming backwhen i was a kid i did that. woke up at 5 am to play for a couple hours before schoolyeah, that could make sense. youngen fyucks up his sleep hygieneparents notice that>no more vidya for you, young man>*returns machine*
>>107927154Perhaps you're right, I'm thinking someone was trying to host a local waifu
>>107927681what makes you think so?
>>107927690Read/write was about 3000-4000 gb, unless they are speedrunning aaa titles, they were probably not gaming. The rig came with 5080, ai would make sense in the context of 483 on hours, but not the power ons. I don't even know why I'm hyper focused on this, the meds are not kicking in I guess
>>107927988zoive done some math, and heres the figures i got:4000 gigs for 480h is:8.3 GB/h138 MB/m2.3 MB/si snooped around the web and i found a benchmark where a dude is looking at the behaviour of his nvme when using starfield, which apparently is very intensive in storage io because it constantly streams data from thereand it seems the average stabilizes somewhere around 20MB/sits at the higher end of things, but it seems that 2.3 MB/s is well within the range of the usage that could be caused by vidyahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbaYeiAr_30>compulsion to satisfy intellectual curiosityi feel the same sometimes, like now, kek. but i dont take medsi think its just normal with smart people and theres nothing to worry about on that frontwe just like solving puzzles
>>107928149>its at the higher end of thingsi meant the 20 MB/s is, not the 2.3 MB/s
>>107927050>b-but i browbeat my mom into letting me run my dumpster-dived 2500kys 24/7/365>how can anybody in the universe run their machine for only two hours a day>its just not possibleThis is why we used to use autistic kids as alligator bait.
>>107928253op doesnt sound like one of the annoying onesi dont mind seeing more of his autistry
>>107927050>>107927064>183 power onsThe computer was boing ro sleep, dumbasses.
>>107928393sleep is not a power-down doeyour ram is still energized
>>107927117wny didnt you buy a spare pc alongside
>>107928485shutup, poor
>>107928445>t. retardAsk OP where he got those numbers from.Don't worry, we won't laugh.
>>107927050Did you know that unsafe shutdowns happen frequently on Windows, during updates and such? Unsafe shutdown simply means drive wasn't unmounted. It's just another statistic.You are a technical imbecile.
