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‎01-30-2025 04:20 AM

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Product: HP ZBook Fury 17.3 inch G8 Mobile Workstation PC (46Q01AV)

I want to buy a monitor with a build-in docking or a USB-C type thunderbolt port powerful enough to charge my HP ZBook Fury 17.3 Inch G8 Mobile Workstation PC (with RTX A3000).
Currently I have a Prolite XUB2792QSC 27" with a 65watts USB-C thunderbolt port. When I plug it in I get a notification: "Smart AC adapter output is too low for this computer.

Normally I charge my laptop with a 200 watts charger. Do I really need 200 watts?

I downloaded Libre Hardware Monitor and under "Primary power-> Charge Rate it only used up to 84 watts max.Untitled.jpg


I have seen monitors  (iiyama ProLite XUB2797QSNP-B1 27" Quad HD 100Hz USB-C 96W IPS monitor) with 96watts USB-C thunderbolt ports. Will that be enough?

 

I can't find any other monitors with more powerful thenn 96/100 wattsBuild-in dockingstations/ USB-C thunderbolt ports. I the only option a HP Dockingstation or use my normal 200 watts charger?

Looking forward to some advice.

 

Kind regards,

Cpt_Miud

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