I'm looking into buying a current powersource. What should I look for to make sure the alien one I buy will be compatible and work in my laptop? Thanks!!
How can I detail if a power source will work contained by my computer?
Power sources are relatively compatible with anything. The trunk problem you run into is the reverse - an old power source near new components where on earth the old power source does not support some modern connector.
Generally speaking, rather than compatibility you should be looking for the amount of power - bigger is better - the jingle - quieter is better - the manufacturer - one you own heard of is better- and the warranty - longer is better.
The first intermingle is an article discussing what you originally asked - will it work? You might also check out some of the articles (I've put in a knit to PC World's power supply topic). You can also estimate how bit a power supply you need next to the calculator I've put in the interconnect to (note that I have never purchased anything from Journey Systems and I do not connote this as an endorsement).
1.. if it 's a Dell you can only buy the replacement from them as they money the connectos to stick you.
2. Otherwise you can use any that matches or exceeeds the watts rate on the back of your productive.
Suggestion
http://www.antec.com/us/
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