I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T410 2518-X01, How can I know which one to get, the 65W or 90W?
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by all means get the larger one. It will charge your laptop faster. It will also have less likelihood of being a subpar device.the only difference between getting the bigger and smaller ones would be that's a smaller one is somewhat lighter but really not enough to make a difference especially when you consider performance.I work on machines as my profession. I almost never see a burnt out 90 watt power supply . . . most of the burnt out power supplies that I see are 65 watt power supplies. Good luck!
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I'd check IBM's main website and check the actual specs, see which they recommend.
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by all means get the larger one. It will charge your laptop faster. It will also have less likelihood of being a subpar device.the only difference between getting the bigger and smaller ones would be that's a smaller one is somewhat lighter but really not enough to make a difference especially when you consider performance.I work on machines as my profession. I almost never see a burnt out 90 watt power supply . . . most of the burnt out power supplies that I see are 65 watt power supplies.Good luck!
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60Watts is the minimum that you should use if that's what your computer says. Using a 90W power supply is actually preferable as it will last longer and run cooler.
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The specs for the Y500 call for 90W charger, and the Thinkpad charger is 170W; I don't think it would be wise to put this many watts in the Y500 battery; you might try: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Power-Supply-Laptop-Charger-Lenovo-Ideapad-Y480-Y500-Y510-Y550-Y560-Y560p-/290976603133?pt=Power_Cables_Connectors&hash=item43bf8e9bfd
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it's 65watts, so it all depends what else you are running. I'd suggest to use a power supply calculator online to figure it out.
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OK, I see the confusion. I have a Lenovo W500 for which I need the Lenovo ThinkPad Advanced Mini-Dock Port Replicator (250410U). I originally ordered the Lenovo Mini Dock Plus with USB 3.0 - 90W but this did not interface to my W500 and so I had to return it. So my answer was in reference to the 250410U and unfortunately does not apply to your situation. Sorry.
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It just means that this charger can handle a larger workload. It means that it has that much power available. It does not force power into a device. Simply put, the charger will not get as hot when working as it does with my laptop that does use 90W.
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From what I can tell for the 8500GT 256MB it is 300W. That is from the best buy site for a similar card.
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It's a 55W TDP card. That means it'll consume up to 55W when under full load. I've seen many guys reporting being able to run this card with their stock 280-300W PSUs.
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I'm using 315w at idle and I have 8 hard disks in this computer. At max load I use "only" 530w. So yea, I highly doubt you will ever use the full 900 watts.
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Not so fast joshsia.I just oredered an 850W, and got the 1250W in its stead. All the paper work said and the amount charged was for the 850W which makes the warranty worthless.
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I replaced my 350 with a 600 w , seemed to improve the whole operation as a BF4 gamer. Not a big job if you pay attention , one wire at a time. Good luck
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You must check three thing in order to work: 1- Same connector 2- Same Voltage 3- Same Watts or higher. In my case I use an extended battery so I decided to use 90W instead of 65W.
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Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where there is a "contact seller" link). Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where... » Read More Mine came with the 90 Watt power adapter and the power cord, although the same adapter and cord that I already had with the ThinkPad notebook would have also worked with the dock. These docks are no longer being made or sold by Lenovo, so they are either leftover old stock or refurbished, and are being provided by third-party sellers. Mine came from a different seller than the one Amazon is currently showing, so I think you need to contact the listed seller and ask them the question directly (if you click on the seller's name in Amazon's listing, it will take you to the seller's page where there is a "contact seller" link). « Show Less
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I am making a WoW computer with the A10 65W and SSD. That alone uses 94W This PSU has a peak of 200W and a constant of 160W. You will be fine,
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If I recall correctly, I think we purchased the "65w" item because the original adapter that came with our Dell Inspiron 1545 purchase actually had a "65w" marking on it. I just looked at the replacement adapter we purchased recently, and it has no such marking on it! We no longer have the original adapter so I cannot verify any of this!
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Greetings,Great question!Your power consumption will definitely vary depending on the components you install. A good starting point for a basic configuration (65W TDP CPU, A couple of hard drives) will be around 100W. Make sure you check the power requirements of any large components you decide to add (e.g., video card).Best regards,MITXPC
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Yes they have a bios update to allow the use of the 9590 and it's 220w requirement. Make sure if you buy a 9590 to also buy an AIO water cooler because this will not run on air. It gets extreamly hot. I suggest buying a corsair h100i.