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Don't have my MBP (late 2013) on hand to check, but IIRC the power nap was enabled only when plugged in. That's the issue with regular PCs: most don't have the
by vladvasiliu 3y ago
Don't have my MBP (late 2013) on hand to check, but IIRC the power nap was enabled only when plugged in.
That's the issue with regular PCs: most don't have the choice anymore to use S3 suspend. They default to "modern standby", the half-assed copy of Apple's power nap.
- mananaysiempre 3y agoIIUC both Intel and AMD haven’t supported S3 on their CPUs for a couple generations now. The functionality is still technically in the firmware, but it’s broken to a varying extent.