I have had the same issue on my Dell G5. I did the same and then I tried unplugging the battery inside for about 30 seconds. It appeared to help, but even when it's on high-performance mode on battery the performance isn't nearly the same as if it were plugged in. According to the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility, it says that there is a power limit throttling or current limit throttling and the number of active cores goes down from 6 to 0 at times and the Core TDP is much lower than when plugged in.
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August 16th, 2018 11:00
I have had the same issue on my Dell G5. I did the same and then I tried unplugging the battery inside for about 30 seconds. It appeared to help, but even when it's on high-performance mode on battery the performance isn't nearly the same as if it were plugged in. According to the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility, it says that there is a power limit throttling or current limit throttling and the number of active cores goes down from 6 to 0 at times and the Core TDP is much lower than when plugged in.