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‎07-01-2023 04:26 AM - last edited on ‎07-01-2023 11:15 AM by Retired

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My OMEN Laptop 15-en1xxx, [Personal Information Removed], 200W adapter heating too much. 

During gaming my charger gets too hot that even you cant touch it.

Thank you in advance!

Maksim

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‎07-01-2023 09:43 AM

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Hi @MaksimDM 

 

When I am using my  laptop I never touch my power adapter.

 

I would be concerned if my laptop got exceedingly hot.

 

A 200W power adapter gets hot because it is radiating the power that it is not sending to the laptop, as heat.

 

The power adapter should be on the floor away from you.

 

As long as it doesn't shut off or show other signs that it has issues, it's getting hot should not be a concern.


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