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If you PC is not turbo boosting

Windows 10 offers several power options to help you manage your computer's battery life and performance. Here's a breakdown of the key settings:

Power Plans

Balanced: This is the default setting that strikes a balance between performance and power saving.
Power Saver: This plan prioritizes battery life over performance.
High Performance: This plan maximizes performance but can consume more power.
Custom: You can create a custom power plan to tailor the settings to your specific needs.
Additional Settings

Sleep: You can adjust the time it takes for your computer to go to sleep or hibernate.
Dimming: You can control the screen brightness to save battery life.
Wireless Network: You can adjust the power saving settings for your wireless network adapter.
USB Selective Suspend: This feature can suspend USB devices to save power when they are not in use.
Hybrid Sleep: This setting combines sleep and hibernation to save power while preserving your work.
Accessing Power Options
You can access power options in Windows 10 by following these steps:

Click the Start button.
Type "control panel" and press Enter.
Click "Hardware and Sound."
Click "Power Options."
Additional Tips

Use Power Saver Mode: When you're on battery power, consider switching to Power Saver mode to extend battery life.
Adjust Screen Brightness: Lowering the screen brightness can significantly improve battery life.
Close Unused Programs: Running unnecessary programs can drain battery power.
Use Hybrid Sleep: Hybrid Sleep is a good option for saving power while preserving your work.