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Will a .79A Differance in Laptop Power Suplies Affect My Laptop?

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1st Nov 2009, 13:11

Haun

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So recently my power adapter broke it out put 19V with 4.74A
I had an old computer power adapter that fit and it outs 19V with 3.95A

this accounts for a .79A differance.

Will this harm my computer?

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1st Nov 2009, 17:40

xactly

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I personally would not risk it.

Can you not purchase a replacement from the manufacturer?

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1st Nov 2009, 20:55

Haun

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I can but in the mean time I need my computer.
I don't belive i mentioned that the differance means that the laptop would be getting .79 less amps?

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