65W or 90W extra power adapter?
65W or 90W extra power adapter?
I bought an x60 with x6 ultrabase. Now I want to buy a spare power adapter. The x60 options in tabook.pdf said there are 2 power adpaters; 65w and 90w. Is there any case where I should buy the 90w?
The current 65w that came with my x60 works well with my system.
The current 65w that came with my x60 works well with my system.
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NJ_IT
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I got a x60s with X6 base.
And I bought an optional 90W adapter instead of 65W,because of much expandability (for T60).
Small price difference and form factor(not so big).
And I bought an optional 90W adapter instead of 65W,because of much expandability (for T60).
Small price difference and form factor(not so big).
X60Tablet (6366AJU:Replaced 12"SXGA+)1.83GHz,4.0GB,Fujitsu MHZ2320BH G2(320GB/5400RPM),Atheros Wifi,3yrs.
T60P(200784U)2.16GHz,2G,100G7200RPM
T60P(200784U)2.16GHz,2G,100G7200RPM
Hate to bring up an age-old thread, but I have a question regarding the usage of the power adapters and since there's a thread already, I didn't want to create a duplicate thread....
Can the 90W power adapter intended for use in systems with a dedicated video card be safely used with X6x series systems without incurring any problems?
I have an extra 90W power adapter (was for a T61), which I'd like to use when my X61 is on the ultrabase and save the 65W power adapter for travel. Is this alright or am I running a risk to the battery/system by using a higher rated adapter?
Can the 90W power adapter intended for use in systems with a dedicated video card be safely used with X6x series systems without incurring any problems?
I have an extra 90W power adapter (was for a T61), which I'd like to use when my X61 is on the ultrabase and save the 65W power adapter for travel. Is this alright or am I running a risk to the battery/system by using a higher rated adapter?
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Using a 65w adapter to power a T60 will result in slower battery charging.
If the USB ports are in full use there may not be enough power available if there are discrete graphics.
The 65w adapter may run warmer than the 90w adapter.
In general though there is not a problem.
Brad
If the USB ports are in full use there may not be enough power available if there are discrete graphics.
The 65w adapter may run warmer than the 90w adapter.
In general though there is not a problem.
Brad
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T43p 2669-Q1U, A22p's UTU A21p HXU
Transnote, 770's 8AU, 600, 701CS, 755CD
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