Hello I have an MSI GE620DX laptop and I am looking for a way to charge it while driving. WHAT will be needed for this? I am green in this topic, if you need to provide any more parameters, write. P.S. On the power supply it says: AC ADAPTER MODEL: PA-1121-04 INPUT: 100-240V~2.0A 50-60z OUTPUT...

Assuming that the manufacturer has provided for such an eventuality, you will need a car charger dedicated to this computer. Universal chargers are just how does it apply to your specific model?

A car charger with a matching socket, giving 19V and a minimum of 6.3A. Note the polarity, it must be the same.

Alternatively, a 12V DC to 230V AC 50Hz converter. You connect it to the cigarette lighter socket, and to its socket any 230V device within the power range of the converter and the cigarette lighter socket.

No car chargers, and certainly not universal ones! It will go up in smoke and there is nothing to collect from the laptop. The only reasonable solution is a 12 -> 230 converter (min 300w) and the original power supply.

Charging an MSI GE620DX Laptop in Car Using AC Adapter Model PA-1121-04: Prerequisites

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Hello
I have an MSI GE620DX laptop and I am looking for a way to charge it while driving.
WHAT will be needed for this?
I am green in this topic, if you need to provide any more parameters, write.

P.S. On the power supply it says:
AC ADAPTER MODEL: PA-1121-04
INPUT: 100-240V~2.0A 50-60z
OUTPUT:19V 6.3A
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Assuming that the manufacturer has provided for such an eventuality, you will need a car charger dedicated to this computer. Universal chargers are just how does it apply to your specific model?
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A car charger with a matching socket, giving 19V and a minimum of 6.3A.
Note the polarity, it must be the same.
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Alternatively, a 12V DC to 230V AC 50Hz converter.
You connect it to the cigarette lighter socket, and to its socket any 230V device within the power range of the converter and the cigarette lighter socket.
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No car chargers, and certainly not universal ones! It will go up in smoke and there is nothing to collect from the laptop. The only reasonable solution is a 12 -> 230 converter (min 300w) and the original power supply.
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