flametenshi
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Hello! I bought an asus K20BF last year, and I put my own graphics card in it, but the AC adapter's not powerful enough to support it. Is there any way that I can actually buy a better AC adapter?
Asus AC adapter problems (kind of)
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YourDigitalJester
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well, if you find a more powerful ac adaptor brick, and plug the charge lead in to it (assuming its the same connector) then in theory yes, youre rolling the dice if you can find a brick that happens to be the same, but ive done it before
YourDigitalJester
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Oh, i wasnt paying attention to the model, his wording lent it to something more of a laptop, ignore me 
flametenshi
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The problem is that I'm not sure if my PC doesn't have a power supply. I've checked everywhere, disassembled it multiple times, but I never found it. I think that the power supply itself is the AC adapter. Here's a picture of my PC: https://s24.postimg.org/ilx25sk5x/WP_20170212_001.jpg The big block on the left side isn't the power supply, it only contains both of my hard drives (Don't mind the red tape lol). here's my AC adapter: https://www.amazon.com/Asus-B43V-CU024X-B53V-S4042X-B53V-SO041X-compatible/dp/B00B6TFYPA My graphics card is an AMD radeon HD 6670. Thanks a lot for the replies
YourDigitalJester
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Thats strange, that is infact a pc run off an AC adaptor... My best suggestion is to get a PC run off a proper PSU if you wanna upgrade stuff But, call asus, they know more about their junk than anyone on here does
But, call asus, they know more about their junk than anyone on here does
Crapola, unfortunately, I was at work on my phone when I replied earlier and didn't realize it was one of these types of machines. You will have to contact Asus to verify what the max video card you can use. But would suggest getting a different system if you really want to game.
flametenshi
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ok thanks for all the quick replies
flametenshi
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Yea I thought about doing that, but right now, I don't have any money, so I'll probably make another thread when the time comes. Thanks for the reply!
flametenshi
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I don't plan on keeping this PC for a long time. I only bought it because it was cheap. The AC adapter works fine only if I underclock my GPU (still better than the integrated one), if I set it to normal, the AC adapter overheats. do you think that putting a fan over the AC adapter would actually help temporarily?