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@schuenke sorry, not sure how that happened. The files should be in the correct place now.

> I would guess your problem is the same or similar to my problem #491 can you check that like if the driver even realize the powersource change most likely...

> @kleidiss btw 0 is plugged 1 is unplugged just `watch "nvidia-settings -q GPUPowerSource"` and plug your laptop I guess give it 10 seconds to make sure unplug give it...

> * yeah there is a difference cause the test I told you to do actually works under wayland for some reason Oh i use wayland on fedora Yeah switching...

> [update] since you game me the idea to just the power usage without unplugging anything fps in minecraft will be 120 with shaders and power draw 50 and the...

> > two issue related to power in two days that's hilarious Not to mention that on the Unigine Heaven OGL benchmark i get 80-100 points less on Linux while...

Correction: You just need to reload the service for it to update the power and clock speed limit Still annoying having to reload it each time tho

> @kleidiss Wait there is a service for that What is it Probably that would solve my problem as well nvidia-powerd.service It manages dynamic boost meaning it takes power from...

Just reload the service when unplugged and see if the power draw changes If it does then it's confirmed we have basically the same problem systemctl stop nvidia-powerd.service and than...

> P.D: Sorry for my English. I'm learning. And Thank you if you could help me, I am a beginner in Linux world I usually have my laptop plugged in...