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‎04-08-2019 09:35 PM

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Product: HP ENVY m6 Notebook p113dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

So for a while I had an ok game performance and today I noticed what could improve it but I hate to use it. I noticed I always had "battery saving mode" on cause I didnt want to have a high power usage show up in the power bill. So I have had it there for a few months. I want to improve my laptop performance but not at the cost of a high power bill. Should I switch it on? Or should I keep it in batery saving?

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‎04-09-2019 12:24 AM

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@Jack413 

 

Yes, you need more power to run performance mode. It does make sense doesn't it.

 

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BH
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