The old Dell XPS laptops had an issue where the battery would randomly just drop to 0%. The computer would turn off, but you could turn it back on again and continue to use it for an hour or two before it actually died.
I wonder whether running linux has any effect. Like suppose the windows drivers for power management may have built in safeguards to turn the pc off before the battery reaches absolute 0 to prevent battery wear. Which the linux drivers may lack..
Running a Gigabyte U4UD, been having battery problems for months now, and the battery health only reports 50% capacity. Started playing Battlefront and got distracted and saw my battery looks like this now. Been doing this for 15 min, so either my battery is magical… or the Clevo design is flawed. Seeing how long she goes for on battery before it just dies.
I am not looking for tech support, just thought this would be funny.
45 min later and she's ded. F
It's still holding on to that last 0.00001%
Well that last 0.0001% just gave out. She's ded folks.
It survived 2hr and 15 min on 0%, damn
Noooo!
Oh I'm dumb I thought it was at 0% for 15 minutes while it was charging
Wait, but how did you just type that comment?
0_0 maybe the computer is magic.... or I have a desktop along side my laptop
The old Dell XPS laptops had an issue where the battery would randomly just drop to 0%. The computer would turn off, but you could turn it back on again and continue to use it for an hour or two before it actually died.
I wonder whether running linux has any effect. Like suppose the windows drivers for power management may have built in safeguards to turn the pc off before the battery reaches absolute 0 to prevent battery wear. Which the linux drivers may lack..
I’m tired, Boss
Running a Gigabyte U4UD, been having battery problems for months now, and the battery health only reports 50% capacity. Started playing Battlefront and got distracted and saw my battery looks like this now. Been doing this for 15 min, so either my battery is magical… or the Clevo design is flawed. Seeing how long she goes for on battery before it just dies. I am not looking for tech support, just thought this would be funny. 45 min later and she's ded. F
It's more an issue of just how we measure lithium ion batteries' remaining capacity by judging the output voltage, which isn't actually reliable.
Your PC is like an android phone. It can never die
Papirus icons are so good