choose one.
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Power Source Optimized
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This poll is not very well worded... most people use all three, depending on the circumstance... I know I do.
I generally use Balanced because... well... it's a good balance.
However, when I'm plugged in and don't need to charge quickly, for instance, I set it to High Performance. (Why not?) When I don't have access to power, I set it to Power Saver... to... save power.
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Power Saver. More battery life on the go.
High Performance. More performance on the AC power. -
i leave it on high performance, i cant stand the dim screen. i always have the adapter handy
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Matt -
i also use power source optimized.
that just changes your settings from power saver to maximum power, depending on if your laptop is plugged in, right? -
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could my power plan change from high performance to balance when i unplug my power cord? if so how do i do this.
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Yeah, Power Source Optimized is exactly the same as High Performance when plugged in, so I don't see any point in changing the power scheme when on AC power.
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I actually use RMClock for my needs. It works very well... and eliminates the buzz that is caused by the WiFi/CPU changing power states... i get about 4.5-5 hrs off my 9 cell battery with the screen turned all the way down, WiFi still on, sound muted doing just internet/word processing. I think its kind of short mainly due to the 7200 RPM hdd. I plan on upgrading to a 7K200 soon though.
What Battery settings do you have yours set on?
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by dgcoupe, Jul 11, 2007.