is it okay to use 90 watts charger with the same voltage instead of using 65 watts, out put - "19V "

iamnoob
iamnoob Member Posts: 15

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edited August 2023 in 2018 Archives
on high load or playing games the battery drain even when plugged in.
it kinda bugs me when rendering or playing games the battery keeps draining when in fact the charger is plugged. hope someone explains me , cause i did my research but i can't absorb it. hahaha Thanks in advance

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  • christy1
    christy1 Member Posts: 1,619 Community Aficionado WiFi Icon
    Hi,
    can you provide more details on what laptop is it. Model number of your unit.

    If that happens, your battery might be defective or the charging circuit is defective. Have you tried if the laptop run correctly with the battery removed? 

    If its same without the battery, then you need a new battery. Your battery has a shorted cell...
     changing the watts of the charger is not recommended. 

    Accept if its Helpful.   B)
  • iamnoob
    iamnoob Member Posts: 15

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    acer e5-576g-83cu the battery is built in i cant take it off. the laptop charging perfectly when im not using it on high load.
  • iamnoob
    iamnoob Member Posts: 15

    Tinkerer

    christy1 said:
    Hi,
    can you provide more details on what laptop is it. Model number of your unit.

    If that happens, your battery might be defective or the charging circuit is defective. Have you tried if the laptop run correctly with the battery removed? 

    If its same without the battery, then you need a new battery. Your battery has a shorted cell...
     changing the watts of the charger is not recommended. 

    https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/589165#Comment_589165 can you confirms this to me, in this thread jackE said it should NOT damage the battery life
  • RanY2J
    RanY2J Member Posts: 599 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    The simple answer is no, this should not affect your battery. However, on a long term it will surely be a part of your battery depreciation. For now you can continue using it.
    BElieve in YOUrself.
  • iamnoob
    iamnoob Member Posts: 15

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    RanY2J said:
    The simple answer is no, this should not affect your battery. However, on a long term it will surely be a part of your battery depreciation. For now you can continue using it.
    im confused , so its okay to use the 90 watts whenever im doing high load? but on regular use ill just need to use the 65 watts?