Grind Map: Endurance B-Spec Level 25-35 (updated 11/12/10)
- Thread starter GaothMaclachlan
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- Supercheyenne
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- Fr3dstar88
can someone tell me wot car i get for winning Nurburgring 24h race?
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Mclaren MP4-12C I heard xD
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- Midwest
- slow
True. Hardest part of life for computers is right when ya hit ON. Once it's running and as long as ya keep it in a cool/clean place, ya fine.
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- xViLLaiNx12
👍 Same here - Launch Day 60GB. It used to be one for weeks on end when I participated in Folding@home. Four years later and the machine is still purring nicely.
I don't know what the standby wattage is on a PS3. Someone must know. Anyway, it is a small part of my electric bill. I leave 5 computers/devices (not even including TV set top boxes) powered up 7x24x365 and my electric bill is pretty reasonable.
Anyway, as someone who works in the chip business I know what happens when silicon is heated up and cooled down repeatedly. It gets worn out. It's the temperature change that wears it out, not being warm or cool for a long time. Silicon has certain tolerances that decrease as a device is warmed and cooled repeatedly. The only thing that needs to be tended to is the cooling and a vacuuming now and then should be sufficient to clean the dust that is going to collect at the opening.
If the tolerances in manufacturing of the PS3 are sufficiently loose then repeated power-cycling shouldn't harm it. The point is, there is absolutely no harm done by leaving it powered on all the time other than the burning of energy.
Anyway, as someone who works in the chip business I know what happens when silicon is heated up and cooled down repeatedly. It gets worn out. It's the temperature change that wears it out, not being warm or cool for a long time. Silicon has certain tolerances that decrease as a device is warmed and cooled repeatedly. The only thing that needs to be tended to is the cooling and a vacuuming now and then should be sufficient to clean the dust that is going to collect at the opening.
If the tolerances in manufacturing of the PS3 are sufficiently loose then repeated power-cycling shouldn't harm it. The point is, there is absolutely no harm done by leaving it powered on all the time other than the burning of energy.
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Sure thing, your electricity bill might be reasonable, but what possible gain is there?
I don't wanna be the guy who tells you what to with your belongings, but I just cannot see the reasoning. It has a power button for a reason.
It just doesn't sit well with me that power most likely produced by the burning of coal and other crap is being completely wasted.
I don't wanna be the guy who tells you what to with your belongings, but I just cannot see the reasoning. It has a power button for a reason.
It just doesn't sit well with me that power most likely produced by the burning of coal and other crap is being completely wasted.
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- JA5ON_NSX
I just start to play the B-Spec, wondering if you turn the "Auto-pit" on, how often does Bob goes into the pit and pee?
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- TEAM-SWD-daus26
I don't think there's an option for Auto-Pit. There is strategize Pit, but I'd leave them alone and just let them drive with Strength and Mental completely depleted....that is if your driver have an overpowering car. Your drivers will automatically choose the best possible time to Pit (whether it'd be tire-wear or gas-depletion first). The game also calculates the amount of gas that should be filled during pit, according to the remainder of the race, pretty well too. Basically, once it's starts, you just let him fly.
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hi all. been grinding away, got to level 35 yesterday and am running 24hr Le Mans now. is the information i have read here about it taking 6 24hr Le Mans wins to level up to 40 been verified as correct? does anyone have the actual numbers breakdown as to how many credits are required for each level up from 35? (i scanned the thread and didn't see this - apologies if i overlooked it)
i'm not overly concerned about it, i just want to know what i am getting into here on my quest to finish all of b-spec once and for all! besides, my wrists/knuckles/shoulders need a rest from a-spec anyway (force feedback wheel really causes fatigue/soreness for me lately).
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i'm not overly concerned about it, i just want to know what i am getting into here on my quest to finish all of b-spec once and for all! besides, my wrists/knuckles/shoulders need a rest from a-spec anyway (force feedback wheel really causes fatigue/soreness for me lately).
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