I have an ASUS G1S, should i leave the ac power plugged in at 100%? or will that kill the battery.
I post it here becuase people keep saying different things and i'm wondering if Asus have a particular trait to them
I also post it here, becuase in the G1S lounge thread this would just get lost and ignored.
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It shouldn't kill the battery; the laptop knows not to continue charging the battery once it reaches 100%.
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Yeap, batteries and notebooks nowadays have sensors built in so it knows when its full and stops the charging so it doesn't wear away the battery.
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And since the battery will lose some charge when the system is on A/C power...it will only recharge back up to 100% when it hits a predetermined charge level (such as 95%). This is known as a trickle-charge.
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If you plug it out, you will wear on the battery. Lion batteries only have a limited amount of charging cycles (100%-0%-100%), and if you un plug it you will start wear it down. That's also why it's smarter to connect it to the ac-adapter as much as possible.
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I always thought ti was a good idea to take the battery out and only use it when needed ... though I learnt it isn't a good idea during power cuts.
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It is a good idea to take it out when not in use.
Charge to 40% and store in a cool place.
The charge at 100% will shorten its life. What you heard is correct. -
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Yeah, that's really for long term storage so that it doesn't lose charge while not being used.
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Go to the batteryuniversity.com there is some good info over there.
Battery, at 100% unplug?
Discussion in 'Asus' started by Earthad, Jun 6, 2007.