Leave your gaming laptop plugged in?
Should I always plug my gaming laptop into a power outlet while playing? Is that good for the battery?
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The battery is anger, which regulates charging electronics
but you can only play over the battery, then you have even less power than your desktop
It’s not good for the battery. In contrast to the e-car, there is usually no particularly good battery & charging monitoring in these devices.
Since modern gaming laptops, however, the battery cannot simply be removed & you are usually lost a lot of power on battery operation, unfortunately you have no choice but to leave it on the net if you want the full power.
Filed notebooks can be said not to charge, for example, >80%, which protects the battery in continuous power supply. And there are the non-skinned notebooks, because the battery does not last so long.
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the device it is waving from where it gets its power.
but “gaming-laptop” I always see “holland bike for the tour de france”
gaming, i.e. full-gas casting on a thin/small device that brings as well as no cooling, how should this go in compared to the right gaming pcs that have monstrous cooling elements so that their components survive a few years despite continuous heat load?
You don’t get the full power