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Solutions for Assassin Creed II 2 and Brotherhood

Solutions for Assassin Creed II 2 and Brotherhood

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cookiegal1410
Member
219
08-20-2018, 09:42 PM
#1
I own an Acer Aspire 5 i7 10 generation
8gbram uses an Nvidia MX 250
Everything works normally even with maximum graphics settings on the battery (no charging)
Performance slows down significantly when I start charging the laptop
I believe the battery is affecting the performance
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cookiegal1410
08-20-2018, 09:42 PM #1

I own an Acer Aspire 5 i7 10 generation
8gbram uses an Nvidia MX 250
Everything works normally even with maximum graphics settings on the battery (no charging)
Performance slows down significantly when I start charging the laptop
I believe the battery is affecting the performance

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pvpprobro
Member
141
08-21-2018, 06:12 AM
#2
It's quite typical. Laptops work best when plugged in and not charging. You might want to use a separate charger designed for your battery type. You could simply swap in a spare adapter for your battery model and use it. Just remove the battery and charge it with one adapter, then run the laptop on another. This lets you use different outlets without affecting your gaming. First, ensure your adapter fits the battery properly. Also, you'd need another power port on the laptop to run it directly from the adapter when the battery is removed, which is something I'm not entirely clear on. Like I mentioned, a power...
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pvpprobro
08-21-2018, 06:12 AM #2

It's quite typical. Laptops work best when plugged in and not charging. You might want to use a separate charger designed for your battery type. You could simply swap in a spare adapter for your battery model and use it. Just remove the battery and charge it with one adapter, then run the laptop on another. This lets you use different outlets without affecting your gaming. First, ensure your adapter fits the battery properly. Also, you'd need another power port on the laptop to run it directly from the adapter when the battery is removed, which is something I'm not entirely clear on. Like I mentioned, a power...

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imTri
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08-27-2018, 06:57 AM
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It's quite typical. Laptops work best when plugged in and not charging. You might want to use a separate charger designed for your battery type. Simply remove the battery and charge it with one adapter, then use another adapter for the laptop. This lets you use different outlets and avoid interference with your gaming. First, ensure your adapter fits the battery properly. Also, check if the laptop has a power port that can run directly from the adapter when the battery is removed, which I’m not entirely certain about. A power bank is another choice but tends to be more costly.
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imTri
08-27-2018, 06:57 AM #3

It's quite typical. Laptops work best when plugged in and not charging. You might want to use a separate charger designed for your battery type. Simply remove the battery and charge it with one adapter, then use another adapter for the laptop. This lets you use different outlets and avoid interference with your gaming. First, ensure your adapter fits the battery properly. Also, check if the laptop has a power port that can run directly from the adapter when the battery is removed, which I’m not entirely certain about. A power bank is another choice but tends to be more costly.