We tested with this 90W charger:
At first it was only able to utilize around 60W under load. We fixed this with a BIOS update and the system is now able to to almost saturate the charger. When running CPU+GPU stress test (e.g. Furmark + Prime), the system's power consumption (i.e. the system's performance) is still about ~5% lower with this USB-C charger compared to the stock 90W AC adapter. I don't have the exact numbers right now - I'll revisit this when we have the final production-ready BIOS.
Summary:
// Tom
90~100W USB-C chargers would/should work.
I have just ordered this charger online and will test it this week in Taiwan.
In Germany we also have FSP FSP090-A1BR3 and LC-Power LC90NB-PRO-C in our lab and will test them shortly.
// Tom
I am surprise it is not possible for a bicycle, as you can nowadays easily find a USB C laptop charger at 90W : https://www.amazon.com/Original-Dell-LA90PM170-Adapter-Latitude/dp/B07789HG6D
Carrying one would charge your laptop, your smartphone and your bicycle 🤩
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>At that point I'd rather buy a Makita bicycle: that thing takes up to two 18V power tool batteries.
What is special with Makita bicycle ?
I bought a Dell adapter (90w), will let you know when I'll receive it