Battery

Thanks again John. So I have some more questions regarding this situation. My macbook pro 2017 has the following features: 2,3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5, Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640 1536 MB, 8 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, version macOS Ventura 13.0.1

1)To use the monitor my macbook needs to be plugged to the charger. Do you think that could harm my battery? Because I am not very familiar with this technology, so I dont know if my macbook stops charging when reaches 100% because as I can see there is still this lighting sign (check the photo that I attached).

2) Some people mention that display port usb c could work better than the HDMI that I use and that leads to lower temperatures. Do you think this will help?? Have you ever used it?

3) When the CPU die temperature reaches let's say 65-75 degrees you said that it is okay and I think that it is okay. You said that for intel is normal temperature but is there a possibility this temperature to harm other part of the macbook pro? for example the battery, screen, or whatever other parts?

I am asking these questions because I just bought the the external monitor and when I worked without it my macbook was usually worked on lower temperatures.

Thanks again John! You helped a lot. Also one last question regarding the charging. When I use the monitor I usually charge my macbook through the adapter(check photo). Do you think that if I charge the macbook through the adapter or If i plug the cable of the charger directly to the type c port of the macbook does it make any difference or it's just the same thing? In heating for example or whatever in general. Thank you in advance!

Thank you John. I have one more question if you could help me. When I use the monitor my macbook pro 2017, heats up around to 75 degrees  CPU die temperature, and I was wondering how to prevent it, because when I do not use it the temperature is much lower. Any ideas?

Thanks again John! You helped me a lot again! Regarding the question that I made you about the HDMI and the displayport, you said that "I really doubt it. The battery charging components don't know or care how power gets supplied to the Mac".

1) Except this, which was very helpful, do you think that the macbook can send signal easier by using the displayport or by using HDMI (in terms of what is healthier for the macbook)? I mean from the aspect of how each cable works, how it sends the signal to the external monitor etc. Actually I mean if the technology used in the displayport is less demanding and can lead to lower CPU usage compared to the CPU memory that the HDMI demands and if this can lead to better performance and lower temperatures. Do you think is the same or one of the two cables is less demanding? Because as I said in the previous post, some people say that the display is better, but this is like some youtube videos, posts etc, which I dont know if it's trustful.

2) Do you think that the low power mode which leads to lower temperatures of CPU and I use it always when the macbook is plugged because it has a good result on the temperature could harm my macbook in some way? I ask because I see some posts say "dont use this mode when the tasks of the computer are demanding". I suppose that probably this mode could be a little bit slower in terms of speed since it's a low power mode for some tasks compared to the normal mode.Is this bad for the macbook? Do you think that this mode can harm the macbook in some way? What do you know about this mode? Thank you in. advance John!

Thanks again John! You helped a lot. Also one last question regarding the charging. When I use the monitor I usually charge my macbook through the adapter(check photo). Do you think that if I charge the macbook through the adapter or If i plug the cable of the charger directly to the type c port of the macbook does it make any difference or it's just the same thing? In heating for example or whatever in general. Thank you in advance!

I tried to work it on low battery mode and the temperature is around 58-60 degrees constantly. So I think this is good. What do you think?

**Regarding question 1: I can not find if my macbook has an auto cut-off charge system after reaching 100% Do you know if my macbook has this feature?