fishmech posted:

Yeah, it works like this:
-Sleep = Most stuff gets shut off, there's still power to the fans and processor and ram. Disconnec tthe power you lose your current operating state.
-Hybrid Sleep = same as Sleep except that the contents of memeory and the like are saved to ddisk as in hibernation. You still use power, but if the power gets cut off and then restored, your current working state is restored from disk.
-Hibernation = Everything is turned off, your computer's current state is saved to disk, when you restore power it will return to what you were doing before.