This device is only around 2months old, and is at 58cycles. Yet accubattery always showed it had low battery health since day one. When I first bought it and checked the app it said I had 46**mah/5240mah, if I remember correctly. And now it says I got 80% battery health. The Xiaomi settings app says 100%.
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I have a mi 15 and I noticed that upon loading a uniform, extremely dark blue background, I had a dirty screen effect, like those you would see on newer Samsung oled panels for gaming laptops.
Is this normal? The phone is practically brand new.
Exaggerated demo picture because I can't take pictures of my screen obvs (it's a demo so it's on the extreme side of things)
Hi
I have a mi 15 and I noticed that upon loading a uniform, extremely dark blue background, I had a dirty screen effect, like those you would see on newer Samsung oled panels for gaming laptops.
Is this normal? The phone is practically brand new.
Sorry for the typo
So my desktop's wallpaper, icons, and taskbar all look great, colors are popping (not oversaturated tho) like an OLED should. But the second I open an app, things look washed out and yellowish. Like genuinely the WhatsApp logo looks vibrant green on my desktop and then dull/yellow-tinted the moment it's inside the actual app window. Same thing happens in Chrome, Discord, pretty much anything.
Ihad the same probleme on the desktop aswell. First thing I did obviously was turn off Adaptive Color Management (AMC) since that's the usual suspect... lead to the desktop colors being good, but did absolutely nothing for apps. Which was extra annoying because my buddy has the literal same laptop and for him turning AMC off fixed it instantly for both apps and dekstop. So it's clearly not just an AMC thing, at least not for me.
Things I've found that DO fix it (but aren't really a fix, more like workarounds):
Forcing sRGB in Chrome's flags fixes Chrome only
NVIDIA Control Panel → Reference mode fixes it when stuff's running on the dGPU
Intel side I got nothing, can't find an equivalent setting in Intel Graphics Command Center for when apps are on the iGPU
would love any help regarding this as i cant be asked having inaccurate colors. not trying to have something oversaturated, rather trying to fix this dull look the apps have.
currently have a Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 with the 400W power brick. It came with a US wall plug, but I am currently living in Morocco (which uses the EU wall plug) Up until now, I've been using a travel adapter, which failed me today.
I want to ditch the adapter and use a spare Cooler Master MWE 500W Bronze desktop PSU cable instead. It has the exact same IEC C13 connector and fits into the laptop's brick perfectly.
However, looking at the text on the cables made me paranoid about its safety. The US Legion cable looks noticeably thicker, and says 300V, compare this to the Cooler Master's EU cable supporting 300/500V.
Will swapping these cables ruin anything ?
i am in this weird situation where both dgpu mode and i gpu mode are acting strange. dgpu mode doesnt support x Rite calibration and is so bad hadnling blacks and dark colors to the point everything that's not super bright is defaulting to pure black. Meanwhile, igpu mode has bad banding on a 10bit oled which is not the case on dgpu mode.
Legion pro 7i gen 10
using full dynamic range and 10bit mode on both.
when i say the black are crushed, i really do mean it. its like when you play ith gamma settings and turn them all the way up or down type of difference to the point it hurts the eye so much to look at.
Gamma seems to be extremely high on nvidia stock settings too.
i only use optimus (not advanced on my legion pro 7i) and i noticed today as i wanted to use dgpu only mode that suddenly colors popped a LOT MORE and everything on dark mode was actually black rather than grey. banding went away too. is this a common issue ?
how to make the I gpu look like the nvidia gpu.
i really the most accurate modes as possible, and not some stretched color profile. which is the more color accurate mode and how to have it on both gpus?
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so i got very bad grounding in this home, touched my headphone jack as it was plugged and it felt as iff a beach wave travel thru me. was short but felt. Should i be worried ? and how do i prevent this from ever happenign again ? i have a huntsmen mini which shocks me due to the metal plate constantly too.
i am sking this because this felt differen like not a quick zap but a half seconde wave.
Hello,
we are learning SketchUp in class, and are making this. However, I don't know how to make it, thud became stuck on it for a while. Can anyone send proper tutorials or give advice/guides?
Edit: THANKS for the answers I got it to work
Hello,
So I never had this issue before on this laptop as it seemed to be a well built unit chassis wise (had some strange metallic rebound sounds on the "," since the first day tho). The laptop has been mostly used as a desktop replacement for playing games and studying. Never dropped and rarely transported. Used mostly with an external key card and mouse. Battery still at 99wh+ capacity as of now bc of conservation mode.
Is this something to worry about getting worse? Can it be fixed? Why would this happen?
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i just downloaded g hub for my brand new G29, and it is showing this on the app. it forced me to click on install update, which i did and DID NOT LEAVE OR TURN OFF MY PC. yet it is stuck here. Is this normal ? what should be done ?
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i am new to the world of e-bikes, and my friend has offered to sell me his Simplon kagu Bosch cx with 5450km ~3386miles at ~1150usd ( I am not in the u.s tho)
I understand I should check the battery but idk how. Very new to this.
Btw are the welds on the connection point between the motor and the v shaped pillars normal?
Btw he does use the turbo very often as it seems.
Edit: idk why are the images this blurry I may upload different higher quality ones if required
Thanks
On the protection battery tab under settings > battery there is this thing called first use, where it's showing calculating even though the phone has 16 charging cycles and 3weeks of usage.
Phone : Xiaomi mi 15
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So basically when I max the brightness manually without the use of auto mode, the image look the same as lower brightness (in terms of colors contrast...etc) levels but brighter. However, using auto mode leads to it getting extremely bad looking and weirdly yellowish at high brightness (out doors auto mode) like it boosts the brightness beyond the panel's limits. This is extremely concerning because if auto brightness distorts colors so much then isnt it damaging the screen?
Can't I limit the auto brightness to sensible nits levels where it isn't doing this?
Edit: seems to be the sunlight mode (HBM) that automatically engages outdoors which Is stupid imo. Can't it be excluded from automode? I want automode without HBM.
Hello,
So I noticed that the phone gets randomly warm when scrolling. Anyone else noticing this? Even idling with the screen turned on gets the battery to 36.5+ ⁰c.
My phone is only 13charging cycles old.
This is a couple of months old laptop, rarely ever taken to uni and used mostly with a keyboard. I noticed the "I" key became oddly clicky out of the blue, it also kind of crackles before a click, but the click it self is normal like if this is just on top of a normal press.
Why did this happen and what should I do to prevent this from ruining the key.
NOTE: I also always had the "," making a strong metallic boucing sound.
The videos shows the difference between a normal working button and the one causing trouble.
Hello,
Note: If this is the wrong sub Reddit just point it out and I will delete the post.
So I bought this amazing mi 15 and I was looking for games to play on it. Obviously, it is a Compact flagship, so it can't sustain mi 17 ultra type of usage scenarios, but I still want to play games with it.
I saw some YouTube stress test it on 3d benchmark where it over heated, making me quite concerned, not buying the pc ports I was interested in.
Anyway, what I am asking is whether it is a good idea to buy these games with this phone or should I just not think about it.
Games I want to try first: grid legends(with the frame cap and adaptive res), tomb raider, besiege, wreckfest
Edit: I play in a very very hot climate...
Thanks!
Is it just me or is the back glass not fit the aluminum perfectly around the left side and corner around the camera module? Minor detail but I need to know for some reason lol.
