Do I need a voltage adaptor to travel from 120V to 220V with this PSU?

[Feliks]

For the XFX 650W 80+ Bronze (This is the part #: [strike]P1-650X-XXB9[/strike] P1-650X-CAH9; if they have another it's not the right PSU so please don't give me info for those ones. Thank you in advance!) PSU, will I need a voltage adaptor if I travel from a 110/120V area to a 220V area?

If not, is there anything I WILL need? Is it safe to connect this directly into a travel adaptor? Is it safe to connect it to a surge protector (with multiple outlets/plugged in devices) that is plugged into a travel adaptor (with only the one outlet, which the surge protector with multiple outlets is plugged into)?

Thanks so much.

 

[Rexper]

Your power supply will automatically adjust to the input voltage, as it uses APFC. It is rated for 90 - 264 V input voltage and 50/60hz input frequency, according to Newegg product page

 

[Feliks]

Your power supply will automatically adjust to the input voltage, as it uses APFC. It is rated for 90 - 264 V input voltage and 50/60hz input frequency, according to Newegg product page

Thank you! I was reading another post here and it mentioned switches on the psu to switch voltages. Can you explain how to tell whether I need that switch or it automatically changes? And do most modern PSU's automatically change like that? (Is there any way I can confirm)

Also do I need to worry about the Hertz or anything or no? Thank you again, I just really don't want to ruin my computer :,)

 

[Feliks]

One more question -- the plug into the PSU says 125V on it but the PSU itself says 100-240V, can someone please explain to me how that works? Is it safe to use at 240V then or is it limited to working at the voltage specified on that plug? (If you can, cite a source please so I can read more/have some peace of mind). Thank you all again in advance!

Also, know I was really adamant about the part # so I apologize that I got it wrong. The PSU is the P1-650X-CAH9, please check for that one instead.