Power consumption monitor?
If I connect an external monitor to my laptop, will the power consumption be lower than with a normal display?
Of course, the monitor does not run on the laptop's battery, unlike the normal one.
If I connect an external monitor to my laptop, will the power consumption be lower than with a normal display?
Of course, the monitor does not run on the laptop's battery, unlike the normal one.
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Now, you think the laptop’s display consumes more power than an external monitor, but I have to disappoint you.
I thought because the screen is operated by the laptop only by the battery and the external monitor gets power from the outlet
Oh, if the laptop runs on battery, you save the power for the display.
Thank you for the star.
Well 1, the monitor also uses electricity, and secondly the laptop monitor is not off.
The monitor is plugged into the socket and why shouldn’t the laptop monitor be out?
Why would he? A laptop monitor does not just turn off when you connect an external monitor. You can adjust it, whether it’s really 100%, I don’t know.
If I put the picture only on the second screen, my main screen will probably be complete, I mean it’s black and no light to see.
Probably higher.