Question Stabilizer for my pc

[Solid_09]

I have a pc which have 350watt psu (I will be upgrading it to 500watt soon). I want to add a stabilizer for safety of my components as I already have lost 2 motherboards before because of voltage up and down. I have a 2750watt stabilizer, can I use it for my pc? If not then why? And what should I do?

One more thing is that the psu I have runs on 230V but in my country ideal voltage is 220 and the stabilizer I have also output 220 volts.

 

[Ralston18]

I would not expect that 230 volts would be a problem - that voltage is within the allowed tolerances.

There is some dependency on where you live (not asking).

More explanation here:

https://www.finnleyelectrical.com.au/is-220v-the-same-as-240v/

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What make and model stabilizer do you have?

Age, condition?

How many devices are being supported?

FYI:

https://www.industrybuying.com/arti...The sum total of the,VA or 1.2 kVA stabilizer.

It could also be that surge protection may be needed as well.

https://rytecelectric.com/blog/whats-the-difference-between-power-strip-surge-protector/

You can easily find similar links on both topics: 1) stabilizers and 2) surge protectors.

You should also consider having your home electrical system checked. If there are inherent problems then a stabilizer and/or a surge protector may only provide limited protection. Or not last long - especially a surge protector.

Likewise the PSUs: Make, model, wattage? If the wattage is too low and/or the PSU is of low quality then that is also a problem.

To learn more about PSU's here is a link from this Forum:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-psus,4229.html