David Wernhart from Al Dente, responded to my emails about this topic. As I use Al Dente Pro, set at 75% and plugged into power 24/7 365 days a year, he stated that with my usage, he …

Aug 11, 2023 · That’s not to say Apple’s own way of limiting to 80% is worse, they probably have a different way of managing the battery compared to Al Dente even if they’re both holding at …

Jan 3, 2022 · The fact that you occasionally use it off the charger means you are doing this already. Ideally, I would suggest allowing your battery to drain to about 15-20% and then …

Nov 28, 2022 · "Al dente" doesn't really have a concrete meaning outside of this exact use case, and it defines an extremely specific condition of the pasta. The most important Italian …

Mar 20, 2021 · As for the Al Dente, it definitely helps if you're the kind of user who leaves his/her mac plugged in most of the time. I keep mine at 80% then top it off when I have to go out or to …

Apr 18, 2022 · According to the expert in the Al Dente repo, max capacity actually don't update when it is above 37%. So if you keep it plugged in it will always stay the same but only …

Al dente simply refers to the generally preferred texture of pasta: not crunch or brittle, but not mushy or water-logged. Still a little bit firm. Basically, sample your pasta as it cooks and drain …

In that use it's set to "sail" (I think that's the Al Dente term) from 75-70% - that is, when plugged in it draws power from the cable but it doesn't *recharge* to 75% until it's dropped below 70%. …

Feb 12, 2019 · Al dente is the point when pasta is fully cooked throughout, but still firm. The whole point of al dente means 'Firm to the tooth' i.e. not mush, but also not undercooked. Pasta …

Apr 26, 2024 · My 1-year-old M2 Max still with 96% of BH at the cycle of 171. Quite satisfied with Al Dente. It can provide better optimization with proper setup - can also accelerate battery …