Acer Power plan Vs Customer power plans, which provides better performance and efficiency?

Laekhan
Laekhan Member Posts: 1 New User
edited 10:42AM in Nitro Gaming

Good day! My inquiry pertains towards the 'acer' power plan under control panel. Based on my understanding, having a custom high performance, balanced and power saving power plan will differ internally on how it manages the system, beyond the advanced settings. Meaning that, even if the advanced settings are set equally within the custom plans, they will still behave differently due to the internal optimization on the system based on the target plan. My question is, does the 'acer' plan have internal optimizations tailored specifically for my device, where choosing best performance, balanced and best power efficiency (under power options in settings) proves to be better compared to custom created power plans in control panel, in essence of the acer plan being better optimized, more fan spin, higher TPWs?

1) I'm essentially comparing the system's performance and behavior between the acer power plan (best performance in power mode) and a custom high-performance power plan (TPW, fan curve, internal optimization), or is the 'acer' power plan just a reskinned 'balanced' power plan. Bear in mind this is without having nitrosense installed.

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As a follow up question, the latest version of Nitrosense has called off the feature of having two balanced options (balanced and acer optimized), and only has one balanced option now. My question is naturally I'm assuming Nitrosense overrides the system and in summary exhibits either the eco, balanced or performance modes. This means summarising nvidia and windows settings to a certain degree to cater towards the three options of eco, balanced and performance.

1) Is that assumption correct of Nitrosense overriding system options to create three modes of eco, balanced and performance?

2) Does balanced mode in Nitrosense equate to the maximum performance of the laptop without overclocking? Assuming that the power plan is set to 'acer' and best performance in power mode>settings and the laptop is plugged in.

Reason for the question is having Nitrosense installed often fluctuates my GPU TPW which im assuming is because its trying to max out as much as possible, compared to not having it installed with a steady wattage depending on the game. (30W - 55W with nitrosense with the same game at 47W steady without Nitrosense)

For Marvel Rivals for instance (i'm aware that the game maybe unoptimized), having Nitrosense uninstalled doesnt cause the CPU to spike to 100% and 99deg (with Nitrosense) compared to 85% 83deg (without Nitrosense). Loading times generally feel the same with both and gaming seem smoother without nitrosense.

~~ Apologies for the lengthy question, and i would deeply appreciate a response. Thank you~~