Originally posted by BAD *Man:

well yes how you load the laptop ?
a 65 watt usbC can charge it but not keep up with peak demand of power
most likely is taht it overheats

all you are telling us make me thing your laptop is jut not powerfull enough to keep up

Yes, this, check how much watt your laptop is using. Then check your charger, if it isn't enough well you got your problem. If that is not the case, then you laptop has issues.

Originally posted by Beautiful Ham Sandwich:

Either you're right and it's because your laptop's battery is running out, which shouldn't happen so this would be a hardware issue, or you're completely disregarding the fact that your laptop is overheating and that causes it to shutdown.

Laptops are absolute ♥♥♥♥ at cooling themselves, which is why it's not recommended to game on one without a laptop cooler, and even then heat is still an issue.

I don't know man. Some of those newer laptops have some pretty beefy cooling. Bought my wife a Lenovo Legion 5 the other day so she'd have a gaming laptop while out of town and was very impressed with its cooling set up. Two large bottom intakes and 4 large side exhausts.

What does concern me is the 230w passively cooled power brick. I warned her to make sure it was in a well ventilated spot while gaming on it. Might design and 3d print her a stand for it to help with natural airflow.

All that said, yeah laptop cooling is going to be totally dependent on the model though that Legion 5 has made me reconsider my generally negative view of gaming laptops.

well yes how you load the laptop ?
a 65 watt usbC can charge it but not keep up with peak demand of power
most likely is taht it overheats

all you are telling us make me thing your laptop is jut not powerfull enough to keep up

Either you're right and it's because your laptop's battery is running out, which shouldn't happen so this would be a hardware issue, or you're completely disregarding the fact that your laptop is overheating and that causes it to shutdown.

Laptops are absolute ♥♥♥♥ at cooling themselves, which is why it's not recommended to game on one without a laptop cooler, and even then heat is still an issue.

Originally posted by Beautiful Ham Sandwich:

Either you're right and it's because your laptop's battery is running out, which shouldn't happen so this would be a hardware issue...

Not necessarily. Some laptops ship with power supplies that cannot actually provide for peak demand, so can actually drain the battery even when plugged in.

when working harder then your pc put your pc on battery saver mode lol

lol