Can I use this PC with 220V power outlet ? (power supply 100-240V ?? or only 110? - should be indicated on the back of tower)
215833
Yes, like every power supply I have seen, there is a voltage switch located in back of unit. This is a good PC, with the exception of Windows 8 O/S...
815883
You would have to do a conversion from 240 to 110. Maybe get a power strip that has the conversion built in.
1424772
The power supply is internal. As fur the 220v, i wouldnt know. Sorry i cant be more helpful.
1006445
Not sure what you're asking. The power supply/ac adapter required 120vac (u.s. wall socket). But as I said in the review, I now have an Asus and am VERY happy with it. Cheers
445266
Strictly 120V, I believe (the standard United States wall receptacle output voltage). In looking at the power supply--which is notably external style (i.e. "the brick")--I do not see a switch to toggle between 120 and 240 (as in the case of power supplies built-in). Basically, it appears as though this desktop is very much like a laptop--albeit with a larger case! The step down transformer allows it to operate at 19.5V input.
578382
It should not be a problem, IF we are talking about 120 volt AC. It will not work for 240V circuits (European) unless the item specifically states that it works with that voltage. But as far as computers go, I can't see any reason why it shouldn't work. A surge protector is a surge protector. This unit also has protected Ethernet connections.
2228080
It does not say anywhere on the box what it recommends for power supply. I am running it on a 250 watt power supply and it works great. I dont have any extra stuff drawing power on the computer. And no on needing the extra wire. It just draws its power from the PCIe X16 slot, so you will need one of those. (make sure its an X16 slot and not just a reg PCI slot.
586041
I placed the information you gave me in a power supply calculator. I didn't have all the info on your pc so I guessed at some things, such as 2 dvd drive instead of 1, and 2 hard drives instead of 1. The answer I got was a recommended 345 watt power supply. In that case, this power supply here will work great! But I encourage you to do your own power calculations because you have more info about your pc than I do. This is the online calculator I used--&gt; http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/ the CPU Socket for your pc is--&gt; Socket LGA 1155. Hope I have been able to help you.
628024
This is NOT a converter, it is an adapter. It allows you to use US-standard plugs in a variety of foreign outlets. It does NOT convert higher voltage to 110V and you will fry an appliance unless it is already suited for 100/240 use (like most computer power supplies are). All you need to do is look at the device you need to use and see what it will handle for voltage - if it says something like 100-240V you can use this adapter anywhere, otherwise you need to get a step-down transformer (heavier and usually a bit more expensive).
1048547
Hello! This will not work with a 240V power supply, as it is set for only 120V. : ( Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not make it in any other voltage. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Better Living Store 800-334-5804
926915
what's the certification on your power supply? (80+ bronze, silver, gold, etc..), 750 should be more than enough by far, but if the power supply unit is sketchy then it could be not performing anywhere near what it theoretically should be. also, anti-surge could be related to your electrical setup, what do you have the tower plugged into? does it trip the circuit breaker or does only your tower shut off?
2044521
No it would not work. You barely have enough for the memory, cpu, hard drive and cd drive to run with a 220 watt PSU.
126871
No, it's 110 power supply. You would need to buy a universal converter or adapter for it.
430722
Can you confirm the 110 v and 220 v changeable switch on the back of power supply connection unit. Cause I some time to take to Nepal where there is only 220v.
814150
110vac (actually 120) only. Output is 10vdc at 100ma, so if you can find a substitute small wallwart, you'll be fine. You can just cut off the wiring from the supplied power supply and splice it into your new one. The connector to the driver is, of course, proprietary.
1132667
No. You had better get an adapter (the one that comes with the computer works with 110v input).
1121455
I suppose you should be able to, if your power supply outlet happens to be 110V/60Hz. Else you may have to buy the 240V/50Hz version from Amazon.com (if available) or from Amazon in UK. A way around it is to have a voltage converted.