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There are voltage regulators built into the laptop for the various buss voltages needed for the system. However those regulators have a maximum input voltage rating that once exceeded will blow out the regulator IC.
As long as the voltage input does not exceed the built in regulators or overtax the ability of the laptop to cool the system and regulator IC's to normal operating temperature ranges, you will be safe. Thermal protection circuits may or may not save the system however if thermal limits are exceeded.
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