I am relocating from the Australian power grid to the US power grid, and I'm wondering if it's necessary to buy a new power supply once I arrive.
The power supply in question is a Cooler Master MWA White 650W (230V).
I've looked around and couldn't find too many decisive answers, and the documentation on the Cooler Master website didn't shed any light on the matter.
Is it possible (or even safe for my components) to run this PSU on a 120V grid?
If it is possible, how do I do it? Do I buy a new cable, or a transformer? A new PSU of the same model is <$100, so is it even worth trying to use a PSU from another region?
Also, if anybody happens to have any advice for travelling internationally with a desktop tower, please let me know.
Thanks!
The power supply in question is a Cooler Master MWA White 650W (230V).
I've looked around and couldn't find too many decisive answers, and the documentation on the Cooler Master website didn't shed any light on the matter.
Is it possible (or even safe for my components) to run this PSU on a 120V grid?
If it is possible, how do I do it? Do I buy a new cable, or a transformer? A new PSU of the same model is <$100, so is it even worth trying to use a PSU from another region?
Also, if anybody happens to have any advice for travelling internationally with a desktop tower, please let me know.
Thanks!