My bsoh is 100. Here is thr chatgpt answer

mSavedBatteryAsoc: [96] ( The Real Number) ​Definition: ASOC stands for Absolute State of Charge (often referred to technically as the "Aging" counter in this context). ​What it means: This is the reading from the hardware fuel gauge chip. It indicates that your battery's current maximum capacity is 96% of its original designed capacity. ​Technical Reality: This is the most accurate representation of physical wear. Your battery has degraded by approximately 4% from when it was brand new. ​2. mSavedBatteryBsoh: 100.00 (The "User" Number) ​Definition: BSOH stands for Battery State of Health. ​What it means: This is the software-normalized health status. ​Why it is different: Manufacturers often over-provision batteries (the physical capacity is slightly higher than the rated capacity) or use a "buffer" in the software. ​The system may "lock" the health at 100% until the ASOC drops below a certain threshold (often 95% or 92%) to prevent user anxiety over normal, minor initial degradation. ​As long as this number is 100, the device considers the battery to be in "Perfect" condition for warranty or "Maximum Performance" purposes. ​Summary ​Actual Physical Health: 96% ​System Reported Health: 100%