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I have a 3 day uptime, but it got rebooted because my brother managed to bring a BSOD up.
 

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I'll post for all machines i've got access to:

A friends Windows server I have an account on: System Up Time: 22 Days, 11 Hours, 11 Minutes, 2 Seconds
My Hosts Windows Server: Uptime:5 Days, 4 Hours, 11 Minutes, 19 Seconds
My router: Connection time 1 day, 12:20:48
My laptop: 15:34:06 up 3:02, 6 users, load average: 0.25, 0.31, 0.22
Various shell servers I have accounts on:
Linux: 16:35:09 up 24 days, 9:06, 35 users, load average: 0.09, 0.44, 0.53
Linux: 16:40:45 up 86 days, 21:25, 22 users, load average: 0.42, 0.37, 0.29
Unix: sdf up 2+23:31, 14 users, load 0.43, 0.56, 0.49
Vax: Uptime 38 14:04:02
 
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Smith6612

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Mine is on only for 5 hours and 47 minutes :D ... Smith6612 you have your own energy generator?... in my country the energy is expensive :D

There are two Coal fired and one Hydro-electric plants in my area. I'm coming out of the Hydro-Electric plant which isn't too far away which also services other parts of NY as well. This of course means electricity is dirt cheap here. The router ever since I re-built it is really only using ~30-60 watts of power depending on where it's running at. It's also head-less so there's no monitor on it unless I need to use it for any reason. My gaming PC is the PC that eats the most power here. It's either running Folding@Home on all three GPUs as well as the Quad Core (all cores maxed) or it's running games, or a combination of apps. I have dual 500W Power Supplies in it so you can imagine the power it is consuming.
 
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