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Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 35
OS: Windows XP
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115v, or 230v?
how do i know what to set my external voltage switch to? i dont want to fry anything.
the PSU is: OKIA 450W Max |
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Oh! What shall I be?
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Re: 115v, or 230v?
This depends on where you are using the computer,
115V or 230V depends on what electric is used in your area and how it is set up (maybe) You can check any other electronic thing you normally use and have no problem with and it should either say 115/120V(around that area) or 230V and just go with that and in most cases it should work |
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