Hardware Battery Question in MSI laptop

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Just purchase a MSI GE72VR 7RF APACHE PRO, and i realise that the battery is none removeable. Will it effect the battery while keep charging while gaming or battery life will died fast?

Because i always plugin the charger all the time in gaming, scare will ruin the battery very fast
 

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There is no correct answer for this, as far as I know. I think in this day and age, power and thermal management have become pretty advanced. So you really needn't worry about it.
 

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Just checked your laptop on google, it's worth like 1600 euro so you must have the nvidia 1060. It's made for gaming, so it should have a quality battery. I never dealt with a non-removable battery devices, some smartphones have that too. It kinda sucks.
 

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Just checked your laptop on google, it's worth like 1600 euro so you must have the nvidia 1060. It's made for gaming, so it should have a quality battery. I never dealt with a non-removable battery devices, some smartphones have that too. It kinda sucks.
Yea, this is my first deal for none removable battery, kinda worry about the battery life
 

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Generally you can expect at least 3 years of life from your battery no matter how you use it (plugged into the wall at all times or proper power cycles). Overcharging is no longer a thing and batteries are usually in a separate thermal "chamber" from the rest of the system so overheating is much less of a problem.

For a more realistic expectation, look at the warranty that comes with the laptop and how many years try cover it for. The standard is 1 year (although consumer trade act covers you for 6 years), but they sometimes mention 3-5 years for certain parts which may include non-removable battery servicing.
 
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