Any Windows laptops that doesn't suffer from performance penalty when on unplugged?
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Solved by Radium_Angel,
Just now, Ragnar Lothbrok said:Yeah I do that right now but then the battery runs out in about 2 hours. If I want to extend that battery, the processor dials down to about 1ghz which is shit tbh.
You can have full performance, or you can have good battery life, pick one.
I have never seen, nor worked with, a Windows-based laptop that under full power, gets more than 4 hours battery life, and most get only 2. Any marketing claiming otherwise is flat out lying.
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