Retina Macbook sleep settings

[Skika]

Recently i got my first retina Macbook pro, after owning a 2011 model, i noticed the sleep settings are somewhat different. There is only a slider for turning off the display but i don't see the actual sleep settings? Or am i missing something?

 

[maflynn]

I see computer and display sliders - are you only seeing one?

 

[Skika]

I see computer and display sliders - are you only seeing one?

Yes i only see a display sleep slider. I have a mid 2014 15 inch with dGPU.

 

[maflynn]

Odd, I wonder if this something related to newer rMBPs. my 2012 rMBP has both.

 

[Bruno09]

Yes i only see a display sleep slider. I have a mid 2014 15 inch with dGPU.

This is normal if you have an "Haswell" processor.

 

[Greg1fraser]

Yeah i have a mid 2014 high spec 15 Rmbp and i only have display slider.

 

[Skika]

Ok so its normal for Haswell macbooks, but what is the solution? How can i determine when my mac goes to sleep?

 

[alex0002]

Yes i only see a display sleep slider. I have a mid 2014 15 inch with dGPU.

Perhaps these help:
http://www.extensions.in.th/amitiae/2013/prefs/energy.html
http://www.extensions.in.th/amitiae/2014/prefs/energy.html

 

[yjchua95]

Ok so its normal for Haswell macbooks, but what is the solution? How can i determine when my mac goes to sleep?

The Mac goes to sleep when the display goes to sleep.

There is no way to change this under batter power.

When plugged in, you can check the option to prevent system sleep when the display shuts off.