15.6" IONICO - Change screen refresh rate to 60Hz possible?

[Antonis_32]

Hi. I am interested in purchasing the 15.6" IONICO. Can the screen refresh rate be changed to 60Hz when on battery to extend battery life?

 

[SpyderTracks]

Hi. I am interested in purchasing the 15.6" IONICO. Can the screen refresh rate be changed to 60Hz when on battery to extend battery life?

Should be fine at 60hz. The monitor will support various refreshments rates depending on the model but 60hz is pretty standard.

 

[Antonis_32]

Thank you for the reply. Are there any quantifiable measurements anywhere stating what kind of battery life extension there will be on 60Hz?

 

[SpyderTracks]

Thank you for the reply. Are there any quantifiable measurements anywhere stating what kind of battery life extension there will be on 60Hz?

No, it's not something that would be documented ad its not something set at the factory so isn't in spec of the machine.

 

[DarkPaladin]

Hi. I am interested in purchasing the 15.6" IONICO. Can the screen refresh rate be changed to 60Hz when on battery to extend battery life?

I'm not sure how much changing the refresh rate would effect the battery life, but I know you can change the refresh rate itself in the NVIDIA Control Panel under the "Change Resolution" tab.

 

[SpyderTracks]

I'm not sure how much changing the refresh rate would effect the battery life, but I know you can change the refresh rate itself in the NVIDIA Control Panel under the "Change Resolution" tab.

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You can do it in the windows display properties as well.

 

[Antonis_32]

No, it's not something that would be documented ad its not something set at the factory so isn't in spec of the machine.

I am referring to independent reviews from tech publications or individual users. From a brief search online, I couldn't find anything related.

 

[SpyderTracks]

I am referring to independent reviews from tech publications or individual users. From a brief search online, I couldn't find anything related.

It's not something that would ever be done, any battery savings would be marginal at best yet the performance impact would be significant.

 

[Rairun]

My Recoil (also a Tongfang) only allows me to pick between 165Hz and 40Hz, nothing in-between. Not sure if the Ionico uses the same display or not. Never heard anyone say this would affect battery life, though.