1. Use a sleep-mode or energy saving feature on your computer

2. Screen savers do not save power; they protect screen phosphors.

3. Colour computers monitor uses between 75 and 100 watts of power, depending upon the model. Turn it off if you're away from your computer for more than 10 minutes.
 
4. Laptops use up to 90% less energy than a desktop.

5. The smaller the computer monitor, the less energy you'll use.

6. Flat screen LCD computer monitors use about 66% less electricity than traditional (CRT) monitors.

7. Turning a computer on and off doesn't use any extra electricity and it won't damage your computer 

 

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