Laptop AC adapters - does a higher output matter? Hi, I'm about to purchase a new AC adapter for my laptop, and I found one that I think is the one I need - same part number and compatible with my model.
The only difference is that it has a higher output than my current AC Adapter.
I don't know if its a silly question or not, but will it still be able to charge the battery? :|
I'm not that great with this sort of thing, and I really just want to be sure that what I'm buying is right before I fork over 60 bucks.
So yeah, will an AC adapter with a higher output than the original still be able to charge the battery?
Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks guys, and sorry if anything about where I've posted is wrong.
It's my first. >_<
Edit:
The specs for my current one are:
Voltage: 100V-240V (Input), 18.5V (Output), 3.5A (Output Current)
Power:65W
Input Frequency:50 ~ 60Hz
And the specs for the one I might buy are:
Voltage: 100V-240V (Input), 19V (Output), 4.74A (Output Current)
Power:90W
Input Frequency:50 ~ 60Hz
Those are the only specs that are different, from what I've seen.
Last edited by hellzfyre21 : 28-Jun-2009 08:28 AM.
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