So i have Asus tuf F15 with the 90k battery. After a year usage my battery has decayed 14% ( thats alot considering its 90k unit). Laptop is plugged in almost all the time meaning battery shouldnt keep charging right?
I know batteries decay but they shouldnt this fast right? If i had 47k model that would mean my battery would be almost 30% dead only after a year.
Posted Nov 12, 2023, 5:57 PM UTC
Have you been limiting the battery charge between 60 and 80% with myASUS app or g-Helper? Do care that every time you leave PC off or in bios plugged these programs won't work out of windows so your battery will keep charging.
Dude that's a bs, do you even know how those apps working?
All those functionality is actually a part of bios, and those apps only manipulate it's state.
I using Ghelper for long time and battery does not charging over the limit even when laptop is off.
I left my fa506icb yesterday with 60% battery, plugged charger today and battery led immediately glows white which mean battery already charged to a limit.
Thx for the clarify. I'll check it when i got time.
i beg to differ, when pc is off battery will not charge once its full
Ever heard that keep battery fully charged all the time is not good for it health at all?
Plz don't keep your battery at 100% all the time, it's bad for its health. The opposite also applies, don't drain fully the batter till it reaches 0% or close to it.
When you bought it what was it's battery health.Maybe it was already less from the beginning
Keeping the battery at 100%, even if not charging to it, will harm its health. Those batteries love staying between 20-80%. If it's plugged in all the time, limit the charging level to 80%, it should largely improve the decaying speed.
14% over a year is fine depending on usage. The battery is rated to deteriorate by 20% after 300-500 charge cycles. If you actually use it on battery every day and manage to use 1 cycle per day for a year (365 cycles), that's actually well within the expected deterioration rate.