Can I Build A PC and use it and upgrade it in Poland.
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ScrewySqrl
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you should be able to, though you will need to change your power plug from a Us to a European standard plug.
fkr
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listen to usafret, he is usually correct and definitely correct this time.
If you look at the specs on most of your electronics you will see something like; The input voltage rating is 100-240V 50/60HZ
this is the difference between american and european electricity. american is safer if you get electrocuted but much less inefficient as is my understanding.
change the power coard and you should be good
If you look at the specs on most of your electronics you will see something like; The input voltage rating is 100-240V 50/60HZ
this is the difference between american and european electricity. american is safer if you get electrocuted but much less inefficient as is my understanding.
change the power coard and you should be good
fkr
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the way to look at it is that your power supply will always output the same 3,5 and 12 volts. the question is can it handle the input, the power supply will say right on the side what it can handle and they all can handle the 220v eu input.
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