So are the small chargers for your phone or the even larger ones for a car.
A unit that supplies power is a PSU, yes.
Tim7Prime
It would be most similar to the 12v only PSU spec that has been attempted the last few years. Because the 1.2v and other voltages are generated at the motherboard side. The laptop also has the charging ic as well which is outside the realm of what a tower pc would have.
CoffeeMunchMonster
Can’t complain ,I use it to warm up my buttocks
Arik2103
Does it supply power? Then it’s a power supply [unit]
Ivantsi
They ARE the laptop power supply.
oktaS0
Yes. That’s what they are…
yabucek
Yes, but also not exactly the same. A standard ATX power supply turns 220V AC into +12V, +5V, +3.3V and -12V (though this negative one basically isn’t used anymore)
The laptop power supply turns 220V into 19V (usually) and then the laptop motherboard turns it into other voltages that the PC needs.
[You can also get a small daughterboard that turns an external 12V PSU into an ATX standard plug.](https://www.cartft.com/image_db/picoPSU-150-XT.jpg) Obviously this is only meant for SFF, low power PCs.
Hellcavalier
I hope gamming laptop manufacturers adopt USB C (240w ) charging.
This chargers are really annoying and heavy . My bag weights a kilo more because of charger.
cyberzeck
That’s what it is lol
PinkScorch_Prime
it is a power supply, it supplies power
NotOgawa
What if I call them power brick. They look like the red bricks but black, and very much powered
DropDeadGaming
They are quite literally a PSU. They are external, and that’s pretty much their only difference to a PSU in terms of function
What laptop is that, and what is the power rating of it (its volts and amps?) Trying to see if you could get an adafruit barrel to type c charge cable to a PD power brick instead of this cabled flex PSU
Bebo991_Gaming
Yes, but.1 constant voltage instead of Multiple
Jackdunc
Are they more of a transformer? plugged in 120 or 240 volts, and outputs 19v to the laptop for example?
Me-Myself-and-PIE
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A laptop charger is a power supply, yes.
Yes, that is indeed a power supply.
So are the small chargers for your phone or the even larger ones for a car.
A unit that supplies power is a PSU, yes.
It would be most similar to the 12v only PSU spec that has been attempted the last few years. Because the 1.2v and other voltages are generated at the motherboard side. The laptop also has the charging ic as well which is outside the realm of what a tower pc would have.
Can’t complain ,I use it to warm up my buttocks
Does it supply power? Then it’s a power supply [unit]
They ARE the laptop power supply.
Yes. That’s what they are…
Yes, but also not exactly the same. A standard ATX power supply turns 220V AC into +12V, +5V, +3.3V and -12V (though this negative one basically isn’t used anymore)
The laptop power supply turns 220V into 19V (usually) and then the laptop motherboard turns it into other voltages that the PC needs.
[You can also get a small daughterboard that turns an external 12V PSU into an ATX standard plug.](https://www.cartft.com/image_db/picoPSU-150-XT.jpg) Obviously this is only meant for SFF, low power PCs.
I hope gamming laptop manufacturers adopt USB C (240w ) charging.
This chargers are really annoying and heavy . My bag weights a kilo more because of charger.
That’s what it is lol
it is a power supply, it supplies power
What if I call them power brick. They look like the red bricks but black, and very much powered
They are quite literally a PSU. They are external, and that’s pretty much their only difference to a PSU in terms of function
https://preview.redd.it/jl648s03k0fc1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=71ecd7dd23f0b27f9bc457bfcf329d3028375453
What laptop is that, and what is the power rating of it (its volts and amps?) Trying to see if you could get an adafruit barrel to type c charge cable to a PD power brick instead of this cabled flex PSU
Yes, but.1 constant voltage instead of Multiple
Are they more of a transformer? plugged in 120 or 240 volts, and outputs 19v to the laptop for example?
Reddit comments try not to be condescending challenge (impossible)