#Battery draining real Quick In POP OS

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mortal coyote
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System:

  • Asus Vivobook 14 M415DA
  • Ryzen 5 3550U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx
  • Amd Radeon(TM) Vega 8 Graphics
  • 8 GB Ram out of which 2 gb is dedictaed to GPU and 3.4gb is always use from the remaining (I don't know why)
  • I don't know which motherboard i have (Because i never found a way, If anyone can tell this too!)
delicate halo
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Bullet points 2 and 3 are the exact same GPU, FYI.

mortal coyote
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ohk ;_;

delicate halo
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Was mostly so people looking into this post don't get confused.

mortal coyote
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wow after inserting charger it jumpedfrom 12 to 18 in just 2 - 3 mins ;000

worldly kraken
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Motherboard is kinda irrelevant in this case, as we're dealing with a pre-built machine, specifically a laptop.

As for huge power consumption issue, it might be related to DSDT, https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036051 other factors may include things like,

  • CPU throttling, or lack thereof,
  • Intensive software running, which bogs down either the CPU or whatever other resources that makes it consume excessive power. Generally this is known as I/O heavy tasks, and it could be anything, affect anything,
  • Incorrect power profiles, e.g. having max backlight especially for laptops, having USB devices that consume lots of power attached directly to the laptop, etc.

There's not enough information, so basic answer is provided.

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mortal coyote