Hey Rony, batteries looks cool, but i miss one thing xD
Stromversorgung: Batterie -> Power Source: Battery
Stromsparmodus: Ein -> Low Performance Mode: Enabled
Im using on my M2 Max Macbook Pro, often the Low performance mode, that i have even in alfred as workflow.
Basically i made a small bash script for it:
if [[ $(/usr/bin/pmset -g | grep powermode | awk '{print $NF}') == "0" ]]; then
sudo /usr/bin/pmset -a lowpowermode 1
echo -n "Low Power Mode - ENABLED!"
else
sudo /usr/bin/pmset -a lowpowermode 0
echo -n "Low Power Mode - DISABLED!"
fi
so i can toggle between low performance mode and automatic.
low performance mode has the benefit, that the macbook uses only those 4 energyefficient cores and disables the other 8 performance cores. That way i get like 20h battery runtimes, lol xD
However, there is a "High Performance Mode" either, thats (pmset) powermode=2
So in short:
powermode = 0 (Automatic)
powermode = 1 (Low Performance Mode)
powermode = 2 (High Performance Mode)
If you could add that, that would be really amazing!
Thanks!
Hey Rony, batteries looks cool, but i miss one thing xD
Stromversorgung: Batterie -> Power Source: Battery Stromsparmodus: Ein -> Low Performance Mode: Enabled
Im using on my M2 Max Macbook Pro, often the Low performance mode, that i have even in alfred as workflow. Basically i made a small bash script for it:
so i can toggle between low performance mode and automatic. low performance mode has the benefit, that the macbook uses only those 4 energyefficient cores and disables the other 8 performance cores. That way i get like 20h battery runtimes, lol xD
However, there is a "High Performance Mode" either, thats (pmset) powermode=2 So in short: powermode = 0 (Automatic) powermode = 1 (Low Performance Mode) powermode = 2 (High Performance Mode)
If you could add that, that would be really amazing! Thanks!