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xtomyleextomylee, please don't make up your own settings. The whole purpose with this thread is to sync our settings. If you set your screen brightness to 75%, there will be a bigger difference in our results than if we test at 100%. I'm not saying 100% is entirely fair as there are brightness variations between displays but it's easier to compare at 100% than 75%
- X-Mode ON
- 75% brightness
- Adaptive brightness Off
- 120Hz
- Airplane Mode active
- Volume +1 above muted (audio circuit will be active but inaudible)
- System lighting Off
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02-24-2020 04:15 AM
Anders_ASUSOk, gonna check it after work.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/45638#Comment_45638
xtomylee, please don't make up your own settings. The whole purpose with this thread is to sync our settings. If you set your screen brightness to 75%, there will be a bigger difference in our results than if we test at 100%. I'm not saying 100% is entirely fair as there are brightness variations between displays but it's easier to compare at 100% than 75%
It's also important that we have X-mode OFF.
Please use these settings and surrounding conditions
- X-Mode OFF
- 100% brightness
- Adaptive brightness Off
- 120Hz
- Airplane Mode active
- Volume +1 above muted (audio circuit will be active but inaudible)
- System lighting Off
- Room temperature as close to 23 celsius as possible
- Keep away from strong light
Sunlight or a very bright desk lamp may put the display in overdrive and increase the brightness to above 600 nits.
In my second test without throttling, I reached 7h and 30 min. For those of you who haven't used PCMark before. This test runs from 100% to 20% so it doesn't matter what the battery percentage says in the screenshot.
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