Easily replaces my original power cord that my rabbit chewed to pieces. The computer is a Lenovo Universal Desktop Center with a fifth generation Icore processor. So, it's about 4 years old now and still pretty good. There seem to be many ways to swap out the power cord, it's easily identified by the yellow square or rectangular plug. This one might be different as it has an interchangeable universal end where it plugs into a small cable on the PC. It's $10! I chose the cheapest one and this time I am very happy with my choice. In fact, sometimes you can get more than what you paid for.
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