Windows 10 PC have four Feeding mode levels to know, Battery saver (while on the battery), Best battery (or recommended), Best performance, and Best performance. In this article, we will show you how to customize the Windows Slider Performance for the desired power mode level for performance and battery life Windows 10.
Power mode level in Windows 10
The Windows Performance Slider lets you quickly and intelligently market your system's performance to extend battery life. When you switch between the four slider modes to exchange performance for battery life (or vice versa), the Windows power settings are enabled in the background. You can customize the default cursor mode for AC and DC power, as well as configure the power settings engaged for each slider mode.
The Windows Power Slider is available for AMD and Intel platforms running Windows 10. It is not available on devices with ARM64 processors. The cursor will not appear on a device unless it applies the balanced food plan or if a plan derived from it is selected.
Description of Power Mode Levels Available in Windows 10
You can choose one of four modes of feed slider:
- Battery saver – Allows you to save energy and prolong battery life when the system is not connected to a power source. When the battery saver is enabled, some features of Windows are disabled, limited, or behave differently. The brightness of the screen is also reduced. Battery Saver is only available on DC.
- Best battery – Offers longer battery life than the default settings of previous versions of Windows. Available on AC and DC. In some cases, users will see this mode labeled advisable, rather than Better Battery, in their slider user interface.
- Best performance – The default cursor mode that slightly favors performance over battery life and is suitable for users who want to compromise the power and performance of their applications. Available on AC and DC.
- Best performance – Promotes performance versus power and address users who want to compromise performance and responsiveness. Available on AC and DC.
Note: The game mode operates independently of the Windows performance slider and can be enabled in any slider mode.
How to change the power mode level in Windows 10
- Click the Power icon on the taskbar.
- Move the Feed Mode slider to the Battery saver, Best battery, Best performance, or Best performance level you want.
- The power level mode will be changed.
The power mode level you select will be applied separately when you are plugged in and when you are on battery power.
That's all. Have a good day!
