Hello everyone, Apple Girl. Today, let's discuss whether the MacBook or Mac needs to be shut down. In fact, whether you go to sleep or shut down directly after using your Mac, there are two types of users, so we will discuss it today. Let’s discuss the impact of shutting down or not shutting down your Mac. The first question you often have is if you use your Mac to shut down and shut down frequently, will it reduce the life of your SSD? It’s actually quite normal to think so . In theory, you will read and write your SSD and RAM every time you turn on and off the machine, so the less you turn on and off, the longer your Mac's life will be. This is logically and theoretically correct, but with the development of technology Flash memory has advanced to the point where you don't need to worry about this problem. If there is a problem, you have to turn it off and on every day for several years in a row to make a significant difference. So because of fear of SSD failure , reduce the number of power on and off. In fact, it's not necessary, and the second myth that everyone often has The number of times is not the main reason that affects the battery life. Other usage habits are more important. When using a MacBook, you may be plugged in or not. When it is plugged in, you don't need to worry about it overcharging because The current MacBook is very smart, it will adjust its battery fullness according to your usage habits. For example , when I use it, it is always plugged in and the battery is always maintained at 80%. If you are usually If you are used to using your MacBook without electricity, you should pay attention to keeping the battery power at 20% to 80% to prolong the life of the battery. In fact, the two methods of use have little effect on the battery. If you don't use your MacBook , but keep it plugged in and don't discharge it, it will also damage the battery. The battery will naturally age after 3 to 5 years, so be careful not to make it too low . Actually, that 's fine. I have already discussed the impact on your SSD and battery if the MacBook is turned on and off . If you are used to using sleep mode today, what effect will it have on your computer? It is very convenient to use hibernate mode because you can close it. And then you can also increase the efficiency because your windows don't have to be reopened, but some people may be afraid to say that the Mac goes into hibernation mode, which will cause it to slow down. When it comes to the Mac he goes into sleep mode, it will go through several times. The first step is that his CPU will run at the slowest speed, all programs will be suspended and the network will be interrupted , in order to keep the Mac on it. It will also use the lowest amount of power to supply memory usage , and when it wakes up, it must also use the power part , and the resource management mechanism of the Mac itself has been very perfect, every day, every week or every month. There will be different degrees of resource release , but ordinary users will not feel the existence of this mechanism. After talking so much , it is actually the Mac that goes into sleep mode , and it will not become slower. In conclusion, whether you are used to using MacBook today The difference between the two is not big, but if you shut down, you have to do one more shutdown action, and then you have to wait for it to turn on and off. But now MacBook is more and more advanced , so the speed of turning on and off is the same. It's very fast but it doesn't make the MacBook particularly prone to breakage, so just use it as you've been used to without a small exception if you already know you won't be using the MacBook for a while , say three days If you have any questions, please turn it off, otherwise it will continue to consume power . Well, today we will discuss whether the MacBook needs to be turned off or not. If you still have any questions, please tell me in the message area. I 'm Apple Girl. See you next time .
