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That Damn Usagi :

SinkPisser :

Electric bills:

naiyoko :

in reality, this is not really a problem

HammerBerry :

my pc has a virus and whenever i put it in sleep it basically instantly wakes itself up from sleep

️ :

Modern computers are designed to handle frequent power cycling with no significant damage to components—the idea of "electrical shocks" harming your PC at startup is a myth. Leaving your computer in sleep mode overnight uses only a small amount of power (about 3-4 watts for a desktop), costing just a few extra zlotys per year compared to completely shutting it down. For example, in Poland, the additional monthly cost is less than one PLN. Hibernate mode uses even less power and is safe in case of power outages, but takes longer to resume. In summary: sleep mode is convenient, safe for your hardware, and the extra electricity cost is negligible—choose the power-saving mode that best fits your daily routine.

Matthew :

But my pc case button blinks and it keeps me up🥀

nickisabum_ :

this only a problem if you have a low end motherboard or psu

Drutzi :

actually, no it doesnt, sleep mode actually just doesnt take power from ram so it doesnt erase data from it, unless full shutdown, when in sleep, the ram has the os already loaded, when cold starting it, loads os from ssd to ram but in sleep mode, the os is already loaded, and the ssd is 1000x faster than the fastest m.2 ssd so that is why when u wake it up, you have the lock screen almost instantly

user9883208296428 :

this is only true if you're actually switching off the psu, which no one does

Bob :

I ain’t got money to keep it on overnight, it will rack up my electric bill if I don’t

. :

Electric bill:

KingofAnarchE :

A. this is incorrect, I less you are unplugging it every night it is still maintaining power, the motherboard even has a battery on it to keep the cmos and other aspects of the motherboard powered so there's no loss of information or "cold start" B. Every time I put my PC in sleep mode it randomly wakes up in the middle of the night and wakes me up with the RGBs so it'll be a cold day in hell when I start putting it in sleep mode every night

CyberHarasser :

this seems to be a very controversial topic for the nerd community

burlystar :

I got bills man

Andrew :

but leaving computer in sleep move leaves it vulnerable to brown outs.

🇧🇦 :

It aint that Deep

ex_mr_webb_fan69 :

That computer better go through hell cus I ain’t paying that electric bill

Gmoneyswag :

Don’t worry it’s been on for 3 months

cashewthegay :

i havent turned my computer off since i baught it

virus :

idk man, been doing it since I built the thing like 5 years ago and never had a problem. The one friend that does keep it on all the time goes through components every so often 😭 seems fine to me to just turn it off

Rose Vargas :

leave that surveillance equipment on 24 7 no lol

Stiscia:) :

source: trust me bro

ϟDaEpicUzi_Uzi𖣐🪖 :

electric bills:

cool_name :

i play with my computer once a week sometimes once a month i think its good bro💔