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It won't damage of the system board internals, but if you leave it plugged in and don't use the battery, thatt will have a negative effect on the service life of the battery.
It is best to plug it in before it reaches 20% remaining charge and afterwards unplug it.
If you are gaming, plug the power adapter in and run it at high performance.
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It won't damage of the system board internals, but if you leave it plugged in and don't use the battery, thatt will have a negative effect on the service life of the battery.
It is best to plug it in before it reaches 20% remaining charge and afterwards unplug it.
If you are gaming, plug the power adapter in and run it at high performance.
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@Tobi_007 wrote:Sorry for the late reply, I was doing school stuff. Basically, it is possible to overcharge it, people say it will discharge by itself since li-ion batteries will just cycle the electricity back... But it's not always the case?
Okay sir, I was just worried if it takes the whole motherboard with it. Blendr gives me 75 degrees C at most. I guess I will maintain it per 6 months. Thanks sir.
It will not overcharge. It will discharge because all batteries discharge by themselves at a rate influenced by the ambient temperature and the age/condition of the battery.
The reason I mentioned 20% charge level is that it happens to be a temperature at which the Li-Ion battery, as a S.M.A.R.T. battery, will likely report itself as having a malfunction. When the battery sends that message to the notebook you will likely see a replace battery warning. At that point, the battery will no longer charge, unless it is trickle charged to a higher storage capacity.
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