Should I turn off the PC?

A problem that can be said is old and has been discussed for a long time is that you should turn off your personal computer (PC) after every working day or should let it run like that all year round month. You try to consider the following argument.

The question of whether to turn off your personal computer after every working day is better is to let it run year-round throughout the month. However, if you let your PC run year-round throughout the month, perhaps the first disadvantage we can see is the concerns about hardware and energy saving issues.

Normally, if you turn off your PC after a day's work and start it up the next morning, it may cause problems with the computer's hard drive. The reason for this is that the magnetic reader of the hard drive - the part that reads and writes information to the hard drive - will also have to reboot and may damage some parts of the hard drive. However, in most modern computers today, every time the computer is turned off, the process of turning off and turning on the magnetic head in the hard drive has become much safer than the old days with the ability to resist shock. Special - the magnetic head of the hard drive will slowly stop after a certain time. Doing this process only requires you to spend a little less energy than letting your computer run year-round throughout the month.

If you let your computer run year-round throughout the month with a high-speed Internet connection, then your computer could easily become a target for hackers or viruses. But to keep your computer running year-round throughout the month also helps your security applications such as firewalls or anti-spyware software to be updated more frequently than turning off your PC after every working day.

Not only that, turning off the PC after every working day can help them erase everything that is still in the dynamic memory and when the next day you reboot it will make sure your computer will run faster than when you let it run overnight.

If you still wonder about turning off or letting your computer always run, consider the third option, so you should switch your computer to 'Hibernate' mode after each working day. the next day the computer started up much faster while the computer still ran all night and consumed the least amount of energy.