- Jan 27, 2014
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Hey guyz, so i dunno if this is the right forum to ask such question... however i will try, any opinion shall be greatly appreciated....
so my question is...
1. i am planning to bring my desktop in the philippines.... i plan to disassemble it and i am planning to put the case on the box and plan to check it in.... while i bring the cpu, gpu, ssd, hd, and mobo with me.. i don't have the box packages of the said items except for the mobo only...
so will any of the components get damage by the x-ray scanner on airports? or has anyone here have any experience of being detain for bringing such materials...
2. [dumb question] my desktop's psu is evga 500b 500watts, will i be able to use it in phil that uses a 220v? i mean i think the total power being used in my gaming desktop is around 460+ so if i bring it to the phil. does that mean i have to upgrade it to around 650? since u.s uses 110v so 110v + 100v = 220v? the additional 100v should be added along with the total psu?
3. will a 220v power increases the chance of the components being fried?
4. if i disassemble my desktop, do i just unplug all the components directly? like.. for example, on usb.. you need to click 'safely remove' it before completely removing it.... so do i need do some kind of the same stuff before removing the components? or do i need to back it up or whatever? and if i plug-in back the ssd and hd incorrectly? will it corrupt my system? like if my ssd during installment was plug into cable 1 and the hd was in 2 and i re-installed it vice versa, will there be any corrupt files or etc.?
so my question is...
1. i am planning to bring my desktop in the philippines.... i plan to disassemble it and i am planning to put the case on the box and plan to check it in.... while i bring the cpu, gpu, ssd, hd, and mobo with me.. i don't have the box packages of the said items except for the mobo only...
so will any of the components get damage by the x-ray scanner on airports? or has anyone here have any experience of being detain for bringing such materials...
2. [dumb question] my desktop's psu is evga 500b 500watts, will i be able to use it in phil that uses a 220v? i mean i think the total power being used in my gaming desktop is around 460+ so if i bring it to the phil. does that mean i have to upgrade it to around 650? since u.s uses 110v so 110v + 100v = 220v? the additional 100v should be added along with the total psu?
3. will a 220v power increases the chance of the components being fried?
4. if i disassemble my desktop, do i just unplug all the components directly? like.. for example, on usb.. you need to click 'safely remove' it before completely removing it.... so do i need do some kind of the same stuff before removing the components? or do i need to back it up or whatever? and if i plug-in back the ssd and hd incorrectly? will it corrupt my system? like if my ssd during installment was plug into cable 1 and the hd was in 2 and i re-installed it vice versa, will there be any corrupt files or etc.?
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