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Instead of getting adapter just grab a power plug cable from your country. UK have that 3 pin plug, that’s the only difference. 
I don’t believe there is any chance to fry anything if you connect front panel incorrectly, its just not gonna work. Best what you can do is read your mobo manual and see pin layout 

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Fam, I need a bit help!! I live in India but I got a UK power supply and the retail store is saying it's like that and I should use a plug converter/adapter, is this gonna make any problem with my components??

 

And is there any chance i could fry my motherboard or any front panel shit by plugin them into the front panel connectors in the wrong spot??

 

Thanks in advance!!

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Instead of getting adapter just grab a power plug cable from your country. UK have that 3 pin plug, that’s the only difference. 
I don’t believe there is any chance to fry anything if you connect front panel incorrectly, its just not gonna work. Best what you can do is read your mobo manual and see pin layout 

   @Whiro tag or quote will do the trick 

 

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10 minutes ago, Whiro said:

Instead of getting adapter just grab a power plug cable from your country. UK have that 3 pin plug, that’s the only difference. 
I don’t believe there is any chance to fry anything if you connect front panel incorrectly, its just not gonna work. Best what you can do is read your mobo manual and see pin layout 

Gotcha man!!! Thanks for the help!!

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