On Tue, Jan 30, 2024 at 12:02:37PM -0500, Jag Talon wrote:
> Ah yes that's exactly my experience it looks like it might be the GPU at
> fault. Good to know I wasn't the only one experiencing this.
>
> Do people know if there's a way to somehow turn off the GPU outside of BIOS?
> Perhaps there's no
Ah yes that's exactly my experience it looks like it might be the GPU at
fault. Good to know I wasn't the only one experiencing this.
Do people know if there's a way to somehow turn off the GPU outside of
BIOS? Perhaps there's no way around that?
On 1/30/24 11:54, Benjamin Stürz wrote:
I ha
On 30.01.24 15:40, Jag Talon wrote:
Unfortunately nothing about disabling a GPU in BIOS. I see everything
else like Thunderbolt, fingerprint reader, microphone, etc. but no GPU.
I'll keep looking and I'll check online as well perhaps I missed it!
I had the same issue with my TUXEDO Polaris 1
Unfortunately nothing about disabling a GPU in BIOS. I see everything
else like Thunderbolt, fingerprint reader, microphone, etc. but no GPU.
I'll keep looking and I'll check online as well perhaps I missed it!
On 1/30/24 09:00, Dave Voutila wrote:
Can you disable that in the uefi/bios setting
Jag Talon writes:
> I was wondering if I could get help with reducing power consumption on
> my laptop.
>
> I have a Dell XPS 17 9700 that's newly running 7.4 (dmesg in
> attachment) and previously it was running Fedora. Real-world usage
> seems to have gone from 4 hrs to about 40 mins so I was
Yes I've tried that as well it doesn't seem to have an effect.
On 1/30/24 08:25, Louis Brauer wrote:
* I've tried using `apm -A`, `apm -L`, and `obsdfreqd` but any
improvement seems small.
Did you stop and disable apmd when using obsdfreqd? That did the trick for me.
Louis
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> * I've tried using `apm -A`, `apm -L`, and `obsdfreqd` but any
> improvement seems small.
Did you stop and disable apmd when using obsdfreqd? That did the trick for me.
Louis
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