Y50 70 low FPS when on battery

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  First of all, it is necessary to unfold a myth that persists in the minds of many people.

  The effect of stack memory.

  In the basis of lithium batteries, it is in fact a myth, it applies only to the old nickel-based batteries. Therefore fully discharge and recharge the battery are completely useless and even harmful as discussed below.

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  However, there is a downside to keep the battery in the holder when the laptop is plugged in, but only if he currently suffers from excessive warming caused by the hardware of the laptop.

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  Good bye