I have a Lenovo LOQ which has a Ryzen 7435HS with NVIDIA RTX 4060, since there is no igpu, I'm really struggling on how to decrease the battery consumption. I am currently using Niri + DankMaterialShell. PPD is the only thing installed for me right now.
How do I decrease the battery consumption? I'm open to switching to cachyos kernels if it helps and other methods
#Methods to improve battery endurance
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.aw power management
Power management
does this work for laptops without an igpu?
Brutha...
most of it, yes
Alright thank you, I'll check it out
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Do you know if cachy kernels also help?
With their optimized repos and packages and schedulers?
i doubt it tbh
optimizing generally means you're using as much of the cpu/gpu as you can handle
which would increase power draw
on further inspection it might
Hmm, alright, thank you
Is this something to be worried about?
that sounds like it would be taking up battery yeah
the video gives instructions to fix that though
Yeah fixed that, but the video says that if I have a dgpu then my luck is fried 🍤
wait what?
.aw firefox/tweaks
read that maybe
Firefox/Tweaks
No, this is not related to Firefox but for nvidia power saving options
Since the drivers are not open source hence you cannot configure them according to your wishes
@mystic birch sorry i meant this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox#Hardware_video_acceleration
you can still configure how programs use them
Yeah will look into that
Thanks
i have the same problem on an loq as well, did you get to anything?
Not much. Most you can do is get tlp/ppd, then configure your wm or de to have no animations and stuff
And then use cachy kernels for more optimization ig
What about undervolting?
I could, but tbh I use Arch for machine learning stuff, so undervolting might cause issues when running a model
But you could undervolt your gpu
That might force it to use less power
i have uma graphics on, the gpu literally isn't on
What is uma graphics?
if you boot into bios,when it opens, before you go to advance seetings there's a little list on the right for graphics options, hybrid, discrete, and uma
Wait you have an igpu?
uma is pretty much integrated graphics only cause it turns off the gpu
yeah?
does'nt every intel one come with integrated graphics?