The title says it all. The Tindie page says

Processor : i5 or lower -> 65W , i7 -> 90W

And I imagine the Intel Core 2 Duo L9400 (2) @ 1.867GHz my X200s has fit in that i5 or lower category but I just wanted to get a thumbs up before I pull the trigger on the 65w version.


If you are interested in USB C charging mods yourself by the way he has versions for different models.

  • @Elkenders
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    44 months ago

    What wattage is your original power supply?

    • CorrodedOP
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      34 months ago

      I don’t know why I didn’t think of that. It’s 65w

      • @Elkenders
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        24 months ago

        Might support faster so I guess also depends on what power brick you’re using for the USB C charging.

      • @fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.world
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        14 months ago

        If you haven’t done this already a 65 watt adapter should be plenty. The only benefit to a 90 watt adapter is the faster charging speed, and if you remove the battery it will still run the CPU at full speed. With a 65 watt adapter it should throttle the CPU to it’s slowest speed.

        The biggest down side to the 90 watt adapter is that you have to use a ~80 or greater charger because the second the laptop draws more than 65 watts it’s going to trip OCP on your charger and shut it off.