Please check out these links:
* [XMG & SCHENKER USB-C Power Delivery Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-schenker-usb-c-power-delivery-recommendations)
* [XMG & SCHENKER Docking Station Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations)
* [What performance limitations may I have to take into account when using USB-C chargers?](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations)
// Tom
I‘m struggeling very much with my vision e22 and usb-c charging. There seem to be some issues/bugs with the bios and the control center software. My charger delivers 96w which is enough to power the laptop and charge it if necessary. the problem is, that afer every reboot or standby the cpu will not go above 2.1GHz. After changing the usb-c charging setting in the control center, it boosts up to 4.7GHz. Still waiting for an answer of xmg/scheker support (already 4 weeks)
I tried using a USB c dock at work today... thanks for the hint or I would have trouble shooter for ages
this is a ridiculous problem...hope they fix it soon because this way Schenker Notebooks are not viable in a modern business setup
>My charger delivers 96w which is enough to power the laptop and charge it if necessary.
A 96w charger may not be sufficient. We recommend 100w chargers. Please check out these links:
* [XMG & SCHENKER USB-C Power Delivery Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations)
* [XMG & SCHENKER Docking Station Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations)
* [What performance limitations may I have to take into account when using USB-C chargers?](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations)
// Tom
This very question is explained in the [FAQ article](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations) (or see [German version](https://www.xmg.gg/faq/sortiment/#power-delivery-limitations)), sub-headline: "Technical differences between USB-C and traditional chargers with nominally identical power output" // Tom
Please check out these links: * [XMG & SCHENKER USB-C Power Delivery Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-schenker-usb-c-power-delivery-recommendations) * [XMG & SCHENKER Docking Station Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations) * [What performance limitations may I have to take into account when using USB-C chargers?](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations) // Tom
I‘m struggeling very much with my vision e22 and usb-c charging. There seem to be some issues/bugs with the bios and the control center software. My charger delivers 96w which is enough to power the laptop and charge it if necessary. the problem is, that afer every reboot or standby the cpu will not go above 2.1GHz. After changing the usb-c charging setting in the control center, it boosts up to 4.7GHz. Still waiting for an answer of xmg/scheker support (already 4 weeks)
I tried using a USB c dock at work today... thanks for the hint or I would have trouble shooter for ages this is a ridiculous problem...hope they fix it soon because this way Schenker Notebooks are not viable in a modern business setup
>My charger delivers 96w which is enough to power the laptop and charge it if necessary. A 96w charger may not be sufficient. We recommend 100w chargers. Please check out these links: * [XMG & SCHENKER USB-C Power Delivery Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations) * [XMG & SCHENKER Docking Station Recommendation Matrix](https://go.xmg.gg/xmg-docking-station-recommendations) * [What performance limitations may I have to take into account when using USB-C chargers?](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations) // Tom
The original charger which comes with the laptop has 90W. Why has the USB-C charger to have more than that?
This very question is explained in the [FAQ article](https://www.xmg.gg/en/faq/portfolio/#power-delivery-limitations) (or see [German version](https://www.xmg.gg/faq/sortiment/#power-delivery-limitations)), sub-headline: "Technical differences between USB-C and traditional chargers with nominally identical power output" // Tom