See above.No its for a different led circuit.. Its a 10 watt led I'm getting. I'm asking if there is a driver in these old computers
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It definitely needs a driver. It is my understanding that all high power LEDs need drivers. I've been working with high power LEDs for the past year due to a project of mine, and the simplest method I've come across to drive a high power LED is to use an LM317 as a constant current source. Do you know the voltage and current ratings of the LED? If the current is below 1.5 A, (which I suspect, since your LEDs sound like they're from LEDEngin and I've seen such LEDs there) you can use this circuit.the last led i had blew out it had 9 chips and only 3 would turn on thats why i think it needs a driver or something
Now that's what I call high power Should there be a decimal point somewhere?amps 900-1050.
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I do know. What are asking is not logical. At least 3 people have told you so now yet you refuse to believe.Why would you waste my time if you don't know?
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