Is it possible to see the exact discharge rate of each program on your laptop when on battery (Windows 10)?
Super User Asked by svpaz on November 12, 2021
I’m aware that one can simply pull up task manager, which contains the power usage of each process. However, this only says if the power usage is "Very Low" all the way to "Very high", without showing the exact discharge rate (e.g. -5W, -10W, …)
Is there an application that allows me to see the exact numbers?
One Answer
You can try the Battery usage monitor in System. Start, System, Battery. It is a little more refined than Task Manager.
Answered by John on November 12, 2021
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