What's going on ,4 hours sleep costs 20% battery
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kristalsoldier
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@ Jeff...what would be an acceptable battery drain rate for the SP3 (out of the box) given its connected standby capabilities?
Connected Standby as a Standard is 5% drain over a 16 hour period, the SP3 uses a modified version that only uses Connected Standby for 4 hours, then moves to a "light hibernation" for 8 hours at the 12 hour mark it goes into "deep hibernation" which should hold a charge for over a year.
Some of the issues I've observed on these and other communities is as the device attempts to move from CS to hibernation it wakes up and isn't able to re-enter CS and others is a driver or application prevents the device in achieving the 90% Power Floor Target, which means that in CS the device should be at idle and the lowest power state.
Some of the issues I've observed on these and other communities is as the device attempts to move from CS to hibernation it wakes up and isn't able to re-enter CS and others is a driver or application prevents the device in achieving the 90% Power Floor Target, which means that in CS the device should be at idle and the lowest power state.
kristalsoldier
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Right. Thanks. So, essentially, the battery drain is quite low.
This thread had me curious so I left my sp3 unplugged last night. At about 9:50pm I was at 84%. This morning at 6:10am, I was at 82% (at 81% after just a minute or two of use). Looks like I am about working as expected.
