Life Expectancy
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aznchowboy650
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Life Expectancy
Whats is the life expectancy of a T41 using cpu 100 and leaving it on with reboots at times
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BillMorrow
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Re: Life Expectancy
what is cpu100..??aznchowboy650 wrote:Whats is the life expectancy of a T41 using cpu 100 and leaving it on with reboots at times
my wife is currently using a 760ED..
one of the hottest running thinkpads ever..
its what? 6 years old..??
its been running most of that time..
your mileage may vary, depending upon murphy and his buttered side down laws..
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AlphaKilo470
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aznchowboy650, assuming you take good care of your ThinkPad and IBM still continues their trends, that ThinkPad could very well last into the next decade, well after you've upgraded. If you look around the messageboard and see the number of people who still have their old Pentium and 486 ThinkPads, you'll realize that these things are meant to last. Also, Bill, I used to own a 760ED, i think the reason it died was from the heat warping it's internals, the 760E runs alot cooler, or mine does at least, it's a U3L, I hear the 150mhz XGA models are pretty bad with heat.
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Re: Life Expectancy
I assume he means running the CPU at 100% loadmorrow wrote:what is cpu100..??aznchowboy650 wrote:Whats is the life expectancy of a T41 using cpu 100 and leaving it on with reboots at times
ThinkPad X40 2371-8LU
All of my firm's TPs since the 760s have lasted for four years of heavy use as desktop replacements and travel which entails being banged around under airline seats or in overheads. Most frequently, what fails is the TFT screen or the system board.
Wilson
Since 1993, TP 720, 760, 760 CD, 770, A22p, T22, X23 (still fully functional), T40p, T42p, T43 (this and subsequent systems all still in use), T60p, X60T, T61p, X61T, T500 (switchable graphics), X201T, X220
Since 1993, TP 720, 760, 760 CD, 770, A22p, T22, X23 (still fully functional), T40p, T42p, T43 (this and subsequent systems all still in use), T60p, X60T, T61p, X61T, T500 (switchable graphics), X201T, X220
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