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It’s not so much the heat that bothers most people, but the fact that when you close the lid of a windows laptop and throw it in your backpack, it will be total
by daft_pink 2y ago
It’s not so much the heat that bothers most people, but the fact that when you close the lid of a windows laptop and throw it in your backpack, it will be totally out of battery, be running and you have to actually physically turn it off. Simply close the lid ane leave it in your backpack on a Mac and it will still retain most of it’s charge.
I think most people intend their laptop to retain it’s charge when they close the lid and standby used to do this, but on windows machines, it really doesn’t anymore.
It should really write all the ram to hd after a short period of time in your backpack instead of quickly depleting the battery.
- vladvasiliu 2y ago> It should really write all the ram to hd after a short period of time in your backpack instead of quickly depleting the battery. In the default config on my machine, it actually starts to hibernate if it's asleep and unplugged for a while. Don't know what the delay is.