What would i charge without frying with 180Ws? null

Laptop Power adapters like this provide power up to their maximum wattage depending upon the need of your laptop. So if you have a 90W laptop, it will supply only the needed 90W of power that it needs - likewise if you have a laptop that needs the full 180W of power, this power adapter will have enough wattage to support it.

Kind of adding on very late, but to be clear about how this works is that your power consumption is determined by the electrical properties of the load, meaning your laptop, rather than the charger. Replacing a 45 watt supply with a 180 watt supply is likely overkill, but totally fine. If you use a higher power charger for a laptop, your charger will be cooler as a result. For those who are interested, the power is the product of the voltage output (~19 volts) and the maximum current output (~9.4 ampere) to give us about 180 watts. As long as your computer uses the same voltage it'll be fine.

Most likely a gaming laptop. They just require more power

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Laptop Power adapters like this provide power up to their maximum wattage depending upon the need of your laptop. So if you have a 90W laptop, it will supply only the needed 90W of power that it needs - likewise if you have a laptop that needs the full 180W of power, this power adapter will have enough wattage to support it.
Answered by hubguy 5 years ago
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Kind of adding on very late, but to be clear about how this works is that your power consumption is determined by the electrical properties of the load, meaning your laptop, rather than the charger. Replacing a 45 watt supply with a 180 watt supply is likely overkill, but totally fine. If you use a higher power charger for a laptop, your charger will be cooler as a result. For those who are interested, the power is the product of the voltage output (~19 volts) and the maximum current output (~9.4 ampere) to give us about 180 watts. As long as your computer uses the same voltage it'll be fine.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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Most likely a gaming laptop. They just require more power
Answered by Amy149 5 years ago
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