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[SUPPORT VIDEO] How to Optimize the Battery Life of Your Razer Blade



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Userlevel 5
Thank you for the advice!
Userlevel 7
.Surf.
Good video, except from the Synapse options, these can be used on all laptops.

The downsides of not having a Razer Laptop!
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poppacalypse
Most PC laptop batteries don't last past the first year, two if you're lucky. This has been my experience regardless of the brand. My Blade battery also went to heaven just a little over two years after I bought it. I wasn't too upset as I had expected this of PCs.

I really hope the new generation of Razer Blades can provide as good a battery as the Razer Phone.

Yeah, last timed I opened up my blade I noticed my battery is starting to appear a little bloated after barely two years, will definetely get it changed before my warranty goes off
keep it up with this great vids
Userlevel 7
These tips are always welcome.
Userlevel 7
Most PC laptop batteries don't last past the first year, two if you're lucky. This has been my experience regardless of the brand. My Blade battery also went to heaven just a little over two years after I bought it. I wasn't too upset as I had expected this of PCs.

I really hope the new generation of Razer Blades can provide as good a battery as the Razer Phone.
Userlevel 7
Very useful as always! I've been noticing decreasing battery life so I'll be sure to keep this in mind.
Userlevel 7
Nice Guide!!!
Userlevel 7
Good video, except from the Synapse options, these can be used on all laptops.
Userlevel 7
Thank you support!!
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dodo_0
Helpful video for the newbies again.

I want to add something that I don't see in the new laptops ( I don't know why) - Back in 2013 I had laptop Lenovo Y510p with GeForce GT 750M SLI (two video cards) there was a Lenovo program for performance and control on some things and one of them was to stop using my battery(it's like you take it off from the corpus but it's there ;D) if I want when the power adapter is plugged in. And that was very nice way to protect the lifespan of my battery and to have even great performance. I guess now on the new laptops it's made to do it automatic ? or ?

Depends on the laptop I guess. Some of them prevent you from overcharging it because it elongates the lifetime of the battery and makes it perform better for longer. I think some people have mentioned that already
Userlevel 7
Disabling the dGPU will result in the system being unable to communicate with the dGPU which includes going into low power states. This will cause the battery to drain.
Userlevel 7
Hello friends,

Perfect tutorial to increase battery life, reduce our carbon footprint and limit energy crisis impact. 👍
Earth loves you. 💖

FiszPL
There should be an option to limit battery charging up to 75/80% to increase battery longevity.


I heard your recommendation. 👍
Also avoid being below 20%, especially avoid 0%.
Userlevel 7
Optimize battery life - don't use your battery :wink_:
Userlevel 7
Nice! My only problem now is to get that laptop 🙂
Userlevel 7
Badge +1
There should be an option to limit battery charging up to 75/80% to increase battery longevity.
Userlevel 7
It is Razer! Suppose it should not have any issue!
Userlevel 7
still too expensive for those existing issue
Userlevel 7
Battery Life is always an issue
Userlevel 7
Nice one. Keep it up
Userlevel 7
Thanks! although i don't have a razer laptop yet :big_grin_:
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piciusz2
nice tutorial, some of these these tips are aplicable to non razer laptops too

Yes, it's useful to other laptops. Thanks, Razer.
Userlevel 7
nice tutorial, some of these these tips are aplicable to non razer laptops too
Userlevel 7
Helpful video for the newbies again.

I want to add something that I don't see in the new laptops ( I don't know why) - Back in 2013 I had laptop Lenovo Y510p with GeForce GT 750M SLI (two video cards) there was a Lenovo program for performance and control on some things and one of them was to stop using my battery(it's like you take it off from the corpus but it's there ;D) if I want when the power adapter is plugged in. And that was very nice way to protect the lifespan of my battery and to have even great performance. I guess now on the new laptops it's made to do it automatic ? or ?

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