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00:00:00 – 00:10:20
The video, presented by Eric from Mathix, focuses on troubleshooting and addressing charging problems with an MSI G65 Stealth Thin gaming laptop. The key issues identified included a loose DC jack and a swollen battery, which were repaired but did not fully resolve the laptop's intermittent charging problems. Eric emphasizes the critical importance of using the correct power adapter, highlighting how an incompatible 96-watt universal adapter caused inconsistent charging behavior, including flickering backlight and charging indicators.
To diagnose the issue, the laptop's behavior was tested with both incompatible and compatible power supplies, demonstrating that a higher wattage, 180-watt power supply, provided stable charging even when the laptop was on. The video underscores that gaming laptops have high power requirements due to their power-intensive components and typically need a higher wattage adapter for proper function. The conclusion is clear: using the original or a matching genuine power supply is essential for avoiding power issues and ensuring consistent performance in gaming laptops. The video ends with a reminder to like and subscribe to the channel.
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In this part of the video, Eric from Mathix discusses repairing an MSI G65 Stealth Thin laptop. The laptop had two main issues: a loose DC jack and a swollen battery, which they repaired and replaced. Despite fixing these, the laptop experienced intermittent charging problems. Eric highlights that gaming laptops, particularly thin models, usually have high power requirements and rely on specific power adapters to function correctly. The customer was using a 96-watt universal adapter, not the original one, which likely caused the charging issues. Eric emphasizes the importance of using the correct adapter to avoid such problems.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates issues with using an incompatible power adapter for a laptop. They explain that while a universal adapter might fit and appear to work initially, it can cause inconsistent behavior such as the backlight and charging indicator light flicking on and off. This inconsistency continues even when the laptop is powered down. The presenter highlights that the battery seems to charge consistently only when the laptop is off or in BIOS mode. However, once the laptop boots into the operating system, the charging light turns off, illustrating the importance of using a compatible adapter to avoid power issues.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses an issue where a laptop is repeatedly charging and discharging while the operating system loads. The presenter demonstrates that the problem persists until the laptop is turned off, indicating a more consistent charge in an off state or BIOS. They then test with a 180-watt power supply, which maintains a consistent charge even when the laptop is on, suggesting the original power supply could be insufficient. The takeaway is that a higher wattage power supply is crucial to simultaneously power the device and charge the battery effectively, addressing the charging inconsistency issue.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of using the correct power supply for gaming laptops. They explain that gaming laptops generally require higher wattage power supplies due to their power-intensive components, which is why their power bricks are larger compared to those of thinner laptops. The speaker advises viewers to stick with the original power supply or get a genuine one with matching wattage if they need a replacement. This ensures the laptop functions properly without charging issues. The segment concludes with a thank-you note and a request for viewers to like and subscribe to the channel.