Q.
A. that means either
1) there is something wrong with either the computer or the site.
2)you clicked/typed to much before the game started
3)your computer is taking too long to load
4) you did a million of things on the computer while it was loading
5)you've been on too long/forgot to shut down the computer.
1) there is something wrong with either the computer or the site.
2)you clicked/typed to much before the game started
3)your computer is taking too long to load
4) you did a million of things on the computer while it was loading
5)you've been on too long/forgot to shut down the computer.
Do use of a desk top computer raise energy bills?
Q.
A. Yes as they use electricity they raise your bills more than if you didn't use them.
For example, lyou have a big high-end computer with a gaming-level graphics card and an old CRT monitor, and you leave them on 24/7. That's about 330 watts x 24 hours x 365 days/yr = 2,890,800 watt-hours, or 2891 kilowatt-hours. If you're paying $0.14 per kWh, you're paying $405 a year to run your computer.
So depends on your efficiency of your computer and monitor(ie wattage rating) and how often you leave it on for.
For example, lyou have a big high-end computer with a gaming-level graphics card and an old CRT monitor, and you leave them on 24/7. That's about 330 watts x 24 hours x 365 days/yr = 2,890,800 watt-hours, or 2891 kilowatt-hours. If you're paying $0.14 per kWh, you're paying $405 a year to run your computer.
So depends on your efficiency of your computer and monitor(ie wattage rating) and how often you leave it on for.
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