Battery gets ruined

[sidd8rth]

I have ASUS ROG Strix G Core i7 9th Gen, I installed Ubuntu in Dual boot mode in this laptop, but my battery health got deteriorated in a span of 2 months only, its just battery lost its whole capacity.
I changed the battery and again installed this ubuntu, new battery also got deteriorated a bit then I removed Ubuntu from my system, Is it like I won't be able to use Linux in my pc. Why does this happen, did it happen with anyone else too.
Whats the solution for this thing.

 

[Alexzee]

What's the model # of your Asus Rog?

 

[sidd8rth]

G531 gt

 

[Alexzee]

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I don't know why the battery is deteriorating.
A quick google search explained that Lithium-Ion batteries degrade over time and it's due to in part of
extreme temperature variations.

Maybe our moderators: @wizardfromoz or @KGIII or other members will know what's going on.

Is your laptop still under warranty with Asus?

 

[sidd8rth]

Actually bro, the new battery I bought 5 days before too got deteriorated from it full charge capacity ,in 5 days it god dropped from 52kwh to 44kwh

 

[Alexzee]

Actually bro, the new battery I bought 5 days before too got deteriorated from it full charge capacity ,in 5 days it god dropped from 52kwh to 44kwh

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A few other people are complaining about the same issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ASUSROG/comments/i7plfm

It sounds like the laptop is overheating at a high rate.

There might be a way to control the fan in the BIOS but I'm not sure.
Maybe try playing your games at low settings.

Let's see what other members have to say.
If I find something helpful I'll post it for you--

 

[Alexzee]

 

[sidd8rth]

Not overheating bro, its working fine in windows but when i install linux battery gets deteriorate

 

[f33dm3bits]

Linux is bad with laptop batteries, you can try to install TLP to see if it improves it some.

 

[kc1di]

which Distro are you using?
Give us the output of

inxi -Fxxzr

Depending on the distro your using you may have to install inxi first.

 

[Deleted member 108694]

Also here -

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/a4o03z