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<blockquote data-quote="zippythecellist" data-source="post: 1634059" data-attributes="member: 329218">Oh, ok...that makes more sense. Coconut battery tells me that the design capacity is 13,000 mAh, (although I do remember my battery having around 200-300 more than that the day it was installed after I checked it) and now the maximum charge is at 10,786 mAh after 116 loadcycles. Like I said earlier, that is really weird since coconut battery was telling me that number was 12,876 just a day ago. Would an smc reset stop the weird fluctuations in that number? I'm finding it very hard to believe that just a little over 100 cycles can seriously take 20% of the design capacity away, especially when the battery my computer came with took a few hundred cycles to get to that point.I always thought it was bad for the battery to continually charge it by keeping my computer plugged in all the time. I'm guessing I'm probably wrong about that though?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zippythecellist, post: 1634059, member: 329218"] Oh, ok...that makes more sense. Coconut battery tells me that the design capacity is 13,000 mAh, (although I do remember my battery having around 200-300 more than that the day it was installed after I checked it) and now the maximum charge is at 10,786 mAh after 116 loadcycles. Like I said earlier, that is really weird since coconut battery was telling me that number was 12,876 just a day ago. Would an smc reset stop the weird fluctuations in that number? I'm finding it very hard to believe that just a little over 100 cycles can seriously take 20% of the design capacity away, especially when the battery my computer came with took a few hundred cycles to get to that point. I always thought it was bad for the battery to continually charge it by keeping my computer plugged in all the time. I'm guessing I'm probably wrong about that though? [/QUOTE]

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