AutoCAD is lagging when i unpluge my laptop charger

[hitm0n75]

Hi,My AutoCAD is lagging when i unplug my laptop charger,and when i plug the charger,it runs smoothly. 

  My Laptop specs are:-

      Asus TUF F15

      i5 11th Gen

      RTX 2050

      8gb ram

I gives promble when i use laptop without pluging charger.

If anyone know the solution then Help me

[daniel_cadext]

maybe this?

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-the-power-mode-for-your-windows-pc-c2aff038-22c9-...

[pendean]

When unplugged from a power source, 99% of laptops these days throttle back he CPU to preserve battery life, and as far as I can tell, you the end user never get a chance to change that reality within use the operating system (it is a by-design hardware feature). Sorry.

Reach out to Asus Support for a confirmation, feel free to test all you want with in-depth system-level testing of your laptop and anyone else' laptop.

Read all about it online, I'll get you started here
https://www.google.com/search?q=laptops+throtle+back+when+unplugged

[hitm0n75]

Then what should I do, 

Go to Asus service center or anything else,

Its a very annoying issue 😕, without laptop charger AutoCAD is non usable.

[pendean]

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@hitm0n75 wrote:

Then what should I do, 

Go to Asus service center or anything else,

Its a very annoying issue 😕, without laptop charger AutoCAD is non usable.

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You can try anything you want,  sadly I do not think that will change how the Intel throttle back design of the processor and system in general.

Best wishes.

[puttykey2024]

check the health of your laptop battery if old enough it might not be provide enough power to run the laptop at full performance. 

[hitm0n75]

Its brand new,I just bought laptop 2 months ago, it's a brand new laptop 

[pendean]

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@hitm0n75 wrote:

Its brand new,I just bought laptop 2 months ago, it's a brand new laptop 

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  My Laptop specs are:-

      Asus TUF F15

      i5 11th Gen

      RTX 2050

      8gb ram...

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It's not a heavier more expensive "mobile workstation" type laptop, plus the low-end specs tend to mean this was not designed to be a production / CAD workhorse either sadly: a brand new low-end laptop is not enough of a distinction to make it better or more suitable for a mobile CAD user's needs.

I suspect a Mobile Workstation might be about the only type of laptop than is designed to run at closer to full power without throttling (it instead drains the battery at a significantly much faster rate).