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‎12-11-2021 03:18 AM

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Product: Pavilion Gaming 15 ec2xxxxx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi all,

 

Just wondering what Adaptive Battery Optimizer really does when it is Enabled/Activated.

HP support says that it helps to prolong battery lifespan. But I like to know the specific details about it. Or even your experiences with the Enabled/Activated mode might help. Does it really limit the charge to a certain percent to prolong battery lifespan and cycle count? Like for example charging state stops at 80%

 

I'd like to know because I always use this laptop with hours of rendering. And keeping the battery plugged in gives me the maximum performance for long rendering sessions. But I don't like to sacrifice battery lifespan for that. Is enabling the Adaptive Battery Optimizer really worth it?

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‎12-11-2021 01:10 PM

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@The_Timestone 

 

Please read the following article

 

          https://support.hp.com/hr-en/document/c06310986

 

Is your machine on the list ?

 

Regards.

BH
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