AC input 230V fixed vs 110-240?

[Mk56TClaire]

So, recently my new PSU (Seasonic ECO-430) died with a bang, thankfully without taking my pc down with the ship.
Power cable is not directly plugged to the wall, I'm using UPS.
Its input voltage is 230V fixed, but output from my UPS is 230-236V (it has a small indicator display).

My PSU is still under warranty, and now in the middle of RMA.
So what is your advice, should I buy new PSU with AC input 110-240 or just use the 230 fixed (the replacement unit) which will come in a few days?

 

[little_me]

230V units are compatible with 220 to 240V
voltages are not always exactly 230V due to different load on electric network so there should be no issues

the mentioned PSU's with 110-240V is just for compatability with american vs european/asian markets. Same PSU, just different plug to the wall.

 

[Mk56TClaire]

So, is the previous unit I got was faulty? Because it died just two days after purchase.

 

[little_me]

Quite likely faulty, that or it was put under too high load by computer, blowing something in the PSU.
I will opt for faulty unless you list computer specs that will require more than that 430W

 

[Mk56TClaire]

The PC was idle, no games and heavy tasks. According to Outervision's PSU Calculator: https://outervision.com/b/ZHcgE7
Although I will add a graphic cards a few months later.