SushantK97
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11-20-2020 04:44 PM in
Galaxy Note
I've been using my Samsung galaxy note 20 ultra for 5 days now, and it has started to optimize itself after having learned my usage patterns. I've also enabled adaptive power mode so that battery life improves. I have added most unnecessary apps to sleep list, which has improved my battery life by about an hour, in terms of screen on time.
My question is, sometimes, I notice my refresh rate drop to 60, without me changing it. I revert it back to 120. But this keeps happening, and it's very annoying. I'm guessing it's got something to do with the adaptive power mode.
Is there a way we can lock the refresh rate to 120 while still benefiting from the adaptive power mode?
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Anikroyale
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11-20-2020 05:11 PM in
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You can watch Sakitech's YouTube video on a trick that uses Bixby routines to keep both power saving turned on and use 120hz at the same time.
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11-20-2020 05:20 PM in
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I've watched that video, but I don't see the medium power saving option in the 'then' section of the routine. Not quite sure why
JiKsu
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11-20-2020 05:12 PM in
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120hz drains battery so....if you turn on the adaptive power save mode it will automatically switch to 60hz....so there is now way to lock 120hz in adaptive power save mode