We all know pulling the plug on a running PC is bad, bc the operating system could be in a critical process and interrupting it would corrupt the system.
But using a capacitor that holds electric charge couldnt we give the PC a couple of „grace seconds“ where the pc finishes its job and then starts the shutdown process?
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OP that’s not what capacitors are for. Capacitors store electricity for quick discharge not slow.
This is a batteries job I.E a UPS which most people should have for their PCs anyways
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