Battery issues aspire e14 e5-476G
issykun
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acer aspire e14 e5-476G the battery starts to disconnecting and reconnecting while playing games only the laptop charger .


whats the issues ? cable issues or motherboard or need to chnage battery ?
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This is because the battery sometimes must help the charger meet the high power demands of heavy gaming loads. At those times, the battery does not charge and is actually being drained to help the charger supply extra power. When the gaming load decreases, the battery starts charging again. This is normal. So for maximum game playing time the battery must be near 100% charged and charger plugged in BEFORE you start heavy gaming loads.
Jack E/NJ
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JackE said:This is because the battery sometimes must help the charger meet the high power demands of heavy gaming loads. At those times, the battery does not charge and is actually being drained to help the charger supply extra power. When the gaming load decreases, the battery starts charging again. This is normal. So for maximum game playing time the battery must be near 100% charged and charger plugged in BEFORE you start heavy gaming loads.
thx for helping and explain . first time i buy laptop i never had these issues before i had been doing these for 2 years + now . but now suddenly having issues . It is because of the charger ? I always use charge and use the laptop while playing games because these laptop have good specs but battery very poor 2000++ mAh only . does these laptop can upgrade higher battery mAh ? does i need change charger?
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The new games are becoming much more power demanding than before. Furthermore, your battery has lost nearly 40% of it's original design capacity so a new battery would help. A bigger battery won't fit inside. The biggest ACER charger for this model is 65watts because as @Easwar noted your model is not considered a gaming laptop which have bigger batteries, higher power chargers, and tend to run much hotter with bigger fans and cooling tubes. You can probably find a 90watt charger but then you risk overheating the CPU & GPU.
Jack E/NJ
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