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    charger for acer 8930G

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by ares6, Nov 1, 2015.

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    According to a service manual depending on a configuration it was either 90W or 120W however it's possible that upgrades made after the initial Service Manual had been issued (new CPUs for example) pushed it to 135W.

    What charger did you get with yours to begin with?
     
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    hello good and always had one of 120w but always when rendimiemto put him up in the settings window acia me off some cpu factory brought a aora Q9000 is the QX9300 with 135W would correct that failure greetings

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    Hello then I can put him Charger 135w? Thank you

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    It should be fine - 135W is 19V and 7.11A while 120W is 19V and 6.3A so both should work fine - the former giving you a bit more power reserve.
     
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