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Hey guys,
I just bought a new gaming laptop. I am wondering if I should keep it plugged in all the time to get the best performance, especially when playing games, or if I should unplug it when it's full.
I've seen different answers on google. Some says that the new laptops are built so that you can keep it plugged in all the time without shortening its life span. Others say that you should only charge when it's down to a certain percentage.
If I unplug the charger, the screen's brightness would decrease a little. Not really a big deal, but I kinda like it bright. I don't know how much difference would it make to play games while on battery. I've yet to really notice that, besides the brightness. So what would you guys recommend? Keep it plugged in always or no?
I just bought a new gaming laptop. I am wondering if I should keep it plugged in all the time to get the best performance, especially when playing games, or if I should unplug it when it's full.
I've seen different answers on google. Some says that the new laptops are built so that you can keep it plugged in all the time without shortening its life span. Others say that you should only charge when it's down to a certain percentage. If I unplug the charger, the screen's brightness would decrease a little. Not really a big deal, but I kinda like it bright.
I don't know how much difference would it make to play games while on battery. I've yet to really notice that, besides the brightness. So what would you guys recommend? Keep it plugged in always or no? Latest Threads
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