Can i use a 65w adapter on a 45w laptop

[iam_who_iam]

Hello,

Please forgive me for asking what is probably a very simple question.

My current Dell inspiron is on a 45W adapter. I purchased a second adapter which is on 65W. My new adapter states output 19V=3.33A while my current adapter is on 19.5V = 2.31A. I want to make sure the 63W adapter will not damage my laptop since it is larger then what is indicated on the laptop label.

The old adapter has the following information on the label:
Input: 100-240V
50-60 Hz
Output: 19.5V=2.31A

The new adapter has the following information on the label:
Input: 100-240V
50-60Hz
Output: 19.5V=3.33A

Any responses to let me know if I can use the 65W adapter without damaging my laptop would be very much appreciated!

Thank you.

[iTeachSAP]

You are fine dude...

[iTeachSAP]

Vovb hold on ... Higher amperes might destroy your batte

[iam_who_iam]

Just now, iTeachSAP said:

Vovb hold on ... Higher amperes might destroy your batte

ardam kaaley 6W di use cheyoccha?

[iam_who_iam]

science background old uncle ni nill knowledge on these 

[bunk seenu]

Voltage and connector same unte u can use it...both are 19.5V antunavu ga ...so no issues

nee new adapter 65W handle cheyagaladu whereas ur laptop only needs 45W max, so migathadi spare anthe...takkuva untene problem

 

[babu_bangaram]

higher amp will screw up the chips .........  not recommended ........ buy an adapter man so that you can save the laptop 

[iam_who_iam]

43 minutes ago, bunk seenu said:

Voltage and connector same unte u can use it...both are 19.5V antunavu ga ...so no issues

nee new adapter 65W handle cheyagaladu whereas ur laptop only needs 45W max, so migathadi spare anthe...takkuva untene problem

 

 

38 minutes ago, babu_bangaram said:

higher amp will screw up the chips .........  not recommended ........ buy an adapter man so that you can save the laptop 

online lo ilaa differnt opinions unnay aney ikkada veys.. ikkada kooda ila cheybithey how ya how 

[vasu_deva]

1 hour ago, iam_who_iam said:

Hello,

Please forgive me for asking what is probably a very simple question.

My current Dell inspiron is on a 45W adapter. I purchased a second adapter which is on 65W. My new adapter states output 19V=3.33A while my current adapter is on 19.5V = 2.31A. I want to make sure the 63W adapter will not damage my laptop since it is larger then what is indicated on the laptop label.

The old adapter has the following information on the label:
Input: 100-240V
50-60 Hz
Output: 19.5V=2.31A

The new adapter has the following information on the label:
Input: 100-240V
50-60Hz
Output: 19.5V=3.33A

Any responses to let me know if I can use the 65W adapter without damaging my laptop would be very much appreciated!

Thank you.

U can use bro voltage rating different untey it will screw up 

amps ekkuva kabatti thondarga charge avuddi boost charging 

wattage capacity ekkuva ichaadu us adapters eppudu konchem ekkuva range istharu to handle different capacities 

[hotmaddy]

You can use. Output Voltage match aithe no Problem.

[iam_who_iam]

1 hour ago, vasu_deva said:

U can use bro voltage rating different untey it will screw up 

amps ekkuva kabatti thondarga charge avuddi boost charging 

wattage capacity ekkuva ichaadu us adapters eppudu konchem ekkuva range istharu to handle different capacities 

 

27 minutes ago, hotmaddy said:

You can use. Output Voltage match aithe no Problem.

[k2s]

Initial no issues.. but more you use.. circuits might burn out due to high current passage.