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The new and upgraded Framework Laptop

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1680 points etbusch | 1 comments | 19 May 22 12:19 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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nrp ◴[19 May 22 12:23 UTC] No.31433602[source]▶
I'm happy to answer any questions around this! We've been working on this since update since we launched the product last year, so we're excited to be able to share it today.
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deng ◴[19 May 22 13:45 UTC] No.31434568[source]▶
Does the laptop support proper S3 sleep, or is this impossible with modern Intel CPUs?
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nrp ◴[19 May 22 14:30 UTC] No.31435132[source]▶
S3 was technically not supported in 11th Gen Intel Core, but seemed to mostly work anyway. S3 is also not technically supported in 12th Gen Intel Core, and it seems to mostly not work at the moment, and it is unclear if that will change. However, s0ix continues to improve substantially in recent kernels, to the point where there doesn't seem to be a major standby battery life advantage to s3 anymore (on 11th Gen).
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1. mjard ◴[19 May 22 15:33 UTC] No.31436036[source]▶
Would love to see a blog post on how your team diagnoses/profiles power issues.