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What are the reasons for the sharp decrease in laptop battery capacity?
There is a laptop ASUS K43E in a modification with an Intel Pentium B960 processor.
For a year and a half, a full charge of the battery was enough for 4 hours of fairly intensive use: a browser with a dozen tabs, IDE, Wi-Fi, music in the background, a brightness level of 60%.
About a month ago, the charge began to suffice for a maximum of an hour.
cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/energy_full
10868000
cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/energy_full_design
57200000
Are 5 cells out of 6 dead?
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The reason is aging (perhaps accelerated by one-time or periodic "above average" heating) :)
In the near future, meet "mysterious" startup problems that disappear if you start with charging, but WITHOUT a battery connected. At the latest, you will have to replace the battery.
On nix I found that there is a lithium-ion battery.
One and a half to two years of life (since production) is more than.
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