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While “Low Power Mode” already exists and reduces the performance of Mac laptops to save battery life, “High Power Mode” is expected to do the opposite by letting users run apps at full performance even when the Mac is not connected to the power. Code strings attached to the so-called “Pro Mode” warned users, “Apps may run faster, but battery life may decrease and fan noise may increase.”ĩto5Mac has now found references to a new “High Power Mode” added to macOS Monterey beta 8, which was released to developers earlier today. In early 2020, code discovered in a macOS Catalina beta build suggested that Apple was working on a new performance-focused operating mode for MacBook hardware. Apple’s current 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 delivers game-changing performance and the longest battery life ever on a Mac. Apple’s latest macOS Monterey beta includes references to a “High Power Mode” that may be a renaming of the feature. Back in January 2020, 9to5Mac reported that Apple was working on a new “Pro Mode” to let MacBook users get maximum performance by ignoring some energy-saving restrictions.
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