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Just use the 120w on both… Of course something that needs 120w isn’t going to be able to be be powered by a 90w supply. This is not a problem. Frankly it soun
by linuxdude314 3y ago
Just use the 120w on both…
Of course something that needs 120w isn’t going to be able to be be powered by a 90w supply.
This is not a problem. Frankly it sounds like you don’t understand how electricity works.
I use the same USB-C GaN charger for all of my devices including MacBook Pro and Sony A7RIV. It’s 200W…
Just buy a big enough charger and you’re good.
- lxgr 3y ago> Of course something that needs 120w isn’t going to be able to be be powered by a 90w supply. That might be true for desktops (and even these could very well throttle their TDP based on available power), but most laptops I know can actually just supply the difference from their battery. I personally just wouldn't get a laptop that can't run on a much more compact lower power wall adapter. Being able to use a tiny 20W power brick in a pinch is great.