Can a Mac mini model A1176 work with a power supply from a A1105?
Can a Mac mini model A1176 work with power supply from a Mac Mini model A1105 (18,5v 4,5A) ?
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f_azazza looks like a A1176 uses the same 18.5V but has a larger amperage at 6.0A. The A1176 power supply is compatible with
Mac mini (Early 2006)Mac mini Intel Core Solo 1.5Ghz, Core Duo 1.6GhzMA205LL/A, MA206LL/A, A1114
Mac mini (Late 2006)Mac mini Intel Core Duo 1.6Ghz, 1.8GhzMA607LL/A, MA608LL/A, A1176
Mac mini (Mid 2007)Mac mini Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8Ghz, 2.0GhzMB138LL/A, MB139LL/A, A1176
Mac mini (Early 2009)Mac mini Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0GhzMB463LL/A, MB464LL/A, A1283
Mac mini (Late 2009)Mac mini Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2Ghz, 2.5Ghz, 2.6Ghz (CTO)MC238LL/A, MC239LL/A, A1283
Mac mini (Mac OS X Server, Late 2009)Mac mini Intel Core 2 Duo 2.5GhzMC408LL/A, A1283
but not the A1176. Most likely not reverse compatible due to a connector etc. issue
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A1105 is the model number for the 85W 18.5V 4.5A mac mini power supply.
(A1188 is the model number for the 110W 18.5V 6A mac mini power supply.)
The lower wattage power supply can work depending on which CPU you have. For instance, the 1.66GHz CPU draws max 31W.
This site says max power consumption of the 1.6GHz Core Duo Mac Mini was 38W.
http://www.blisstonia.com/eolson/notes/k...
Audiophile site mentioned that the 85W PSU is cleaner forMac Mini audio.
2GHz Core 2 Duo can consume 53.3W, so could still be OK with 85W PSU and SSD.
SSD uses less power than HDD.
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