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Hello everyone, as title says i'm moving back to Canada soon forever, living in Greece atm, and i wanna take my PC with me since i built it myself and i don't want to leave it here and rebuilt all over again, voltage in Greece and 220 and in Canada is 120, if i buy a new PSU for my PC in Canada will all the other parts work corrrectly?
Any help will be most thankfull.
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2013-10-12, 02:26 PM #1Field Marshal
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2013-10-12, 02:45 PM #2Pandaren Monk
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I'm not an expert in this topic, but yes, I would presume that you just need to change the PSU.
Having said that, I would closely look at the shipping costs of sending your PC back to Canada. It could be expensive. In the end, it might only be worth sending back a few key components (your hard drives, video card, etc) and putting them in a new PC back in Canada.
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2013-10-12, 02:48 PM #3Deleted
Yes, but probably not worth the cost and risk to ship it.
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2013-10-12, 03:53 PM #4Brewmaster
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Yeah everything should work fine. Im not sure on your outlet plugs though. Because the ends might be diffrent.
Have fun in Canada eh
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2013-10-12, 03:58 PM #5Old God
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"Travel adaptor"(or whatever you call it in english), is cheap as hell, like a few bucks max.
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2013-10-12, 05:36 PM #6Field Marshal
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Thank you for the replies, will check what's the cost for shipping it and if it's worth it.
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2013-10-13, 10:22 AM #7The Insane
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Every PSU I've ever seen is compatible with both 220/240V and 120V. It's simply a matter of buying an appropriate cord for the outlet and, if it's an older one without automatic switching, flipping the little voltage switch on the back.
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2013-10-13, 10:29 AM #8Deleted
Why we even have this kind of divide in volts?
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2013-10-13, 11:25 AM #9DeletedThey should all go from down to 100V for Japan up to 240V. We even stopped doing automatic switching circuits 10 years ago for continuous mode, so a PSU that doesn't work in the full range isn't worth the transport costs. Originally Posted by Masark
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