Computer on standby does use up electricity, probaby around 5 watts. Computer peripherals also consume electricity when they are on standby. It is a good idea to use a smart strip, which automatically cuts off power supply to peripherals when you turn off your computer or put it on standby. It will help you save electricity and money.
When you computer is put into standby the computer is switched to a low power state... The memory within the computer is that holds the controlled windows state is volatile, which means that only anything is stored in RAM when there is a current passing through. So when the computer is in standby the RAM is active, the CPU is active and so is the hard drive... All of these devices are powered down dramatically.
a standby text, would be something you make up , lets say your away from your computer on msn and yous on "standbye", make something up like "i am at the store" etc
electricity gives display to the computer
A computer operates by working with pulses of electrical energy. Depending on the voltage of the pulse, it represents either a zero or a one. Electricity is also need to spin the disc drives.
stand by, ( on a computer ) means that they are working or improving the site. it will say please stand by. stand by on a phone or anything else, mean please wait, but in a more adult - like, and more formal. :)
A example of waste when using equipment in the office is when most employees will leave the computer on standby all night. How ever even though it is on standby it is still using electricity and this is waste and they can easily just shut down
You don't save money when TV/Laptop, PC is on Standby both when it is turned on or Standby you save no Electricity.
yes it does, because the computer will still use a small amount of electricity while on standby mode
When you use standby mode on any electric appliances, the "phantom" steals the electricity because standby mode still uses electricity.
Putting your computer in standby mode suspends all process on your computer, so no.
Yes, appliances consume a small amount of electricity even when they are not in use, due to standby power or phantom power. This is known as standby power consumption.
green computing
No, it wastes battery but doesn't waste gas.
You would use a standby generator as a back up electricity source when there are outages of electric power. Business such as factories and also offices would have a standby generator in place.
because computers need to be worked on
Stand-by on a computer is like a button to put it to sleep like an iPod.
No, many people will recommend to turn it off if you are leaving it unused for a very long period of time, but it can not actually damage the computer.