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Thinkstar 19.5V 11.8A 230W Power Adapter for Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 ADP-230GB B
A 19.5V 11.8A 230W replacement charger compatible with the Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 laptop
- Delivers 230 W for demanding gaming loads
- 5 V 11.8 A output matches laptop requirements
- Compatible with Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 ADP-230GB B
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation
- Listed by manufacturer in 2022 for current support
Compatible power adapter
This 19.5V 11.8A 230W adapter is built as a direct replacement for the Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 laptop. It matches the original ADP-230GB B specifications to restore charging and full system operation.
Suitable for owners needing a spare
Buyers who require a second charger for travel or a replacement for a failed unit will find this model fits the listed notebook. It is not intended for devices with different voltage or current requirements.
Steady output under load
The unit delivers a continuous 230W to support the laptop during extended gaming or rendering sessions. It maintains stable voltage without the drop-off seen in lower-rated alternatives.
Highlights
- Delivers 230 W for demanding gaming loads
- 5 V 11.8 A output matches laptop requirements
- Compatible with Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 ADP-230GB B
- New condition ensures reliable out-of-box operation
- Listed by manufacturer in 2022 for current support
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my Asus ROG GX501VI-XS74 laptop need a specific barrel size to accept this 19.5V 11.8A adapter?
The ADP-230GB B model is built for the GX501VI-XS74 charging port, so the connector matches the laptop's original power input.
Will this 230W unit charge an older Asus ROG notebook that shipped with a lower-wattage brick?
Yes, the 19.5V output is the same voltage used on earlier ROG models, and the laptop will draw only the current it requires.
How can I confirm the adapter is delivering the full 230W after I plug it in?
The laptop's battery indicator should show charging at maximum rate and the power LED on the brick stays solid without overheating.
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