Moving overseas

hammerstein06 · 09-21-07, 10:31 AM

I have been trying to search for this, but no luck, so I'll just ask the question. I may soon be moving to the US from the UK. I want to take my computer with me. Most PSUs I've found in the past have the voltage switch on the back, however the one in my current case doesn't.

I can't remember what model it is (I'll post back later with that info if it's relevant)

Last night I did try to check, and saw ~95 - 240v on the back.. but I don't want to automatically assume that that is auto switching.. that could be fatal

JamesXP · 09-21-07, 11:52 AM

Yeah. It can run on 95-240V and It does it automatically.

meionm · 09-21-07, 01:00 PM

Newer psus should do the switching automatically.

09-21-07, 10:31 AM	Thread Starter #1
hammerstein06 New Member Join Date: Jul 2006	Moving overseas I have been trying to search for this, but no luck, so I'll just ask the question. I may soon be moving to the US from the UK. I want to take my computer with me. Most PSUs I've found in the past have the voltage switch on the back, however the one in my current case doesn't. I can't remember what model it is (I'll post back later with that info if it's relevant) Last night I did try to check, and saw ~95 - 240v on the back.. but I don't want to automatically assume that that is auto switching.. that could be fatal
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09-21-07, 11:52 AM	#2
JamesXP Epic Fail Guy Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: England	Yeah. It can run on 95-240V and It does it automatically. __________________ Intel i5 3570k @ 4.2GHz 8GB Kingston HyperX DDR 1600Mhz nVidia 8600GT ASRock Z77 Pro4 128GB Samsung 830 SSD Corsair VX450 My Saitek Eclipse III Review
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09-21-07, 01:00 PM	#3
meionm Member Join Date: Mar 2004	Newer psus should do the switching automatically.
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