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‎01-02-2025 06:36 AM

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Hi guys,
Is it normal for the battery level to drop to 51% when gaming. I am playing only EA FC 25 on my laptop and everytime when the battery drops to 51% i am getting 

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‎01-02-2025 06:47 AM

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In turbo mode your CPU runs at top speed and the fans at %100

If you keep the charger plugged in when playing it will overheat the laptop and the fans will always be %100 with a big power drain

 

consider getting  a laptop cooler.

 

Enter the phrase 'edit power plan' in the window search box
Then select the 'Advanced' tab

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To keep the CPU from overheating , consider
using %99 instead of %100. This keeps the CPU out of turbo mode and it can make a huge difference in temperature and prolong the life of your laptop.

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