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It's nothing to worry about. I have an RM750 in a country with 230V mains and it works perfectly. It auto-adjusts so to speak

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Hi guys,

 

I live in New Zealand where the mains power is 230v. I just bought a Corsair RM650 off of amazon and realized today that it wouldn't be set for my country's settings (the product hasn't arrived yet). Normally I wouldn't be worried, but I am unable to see any sort of toggle switch on the pictures of the product.

 

Does anyone have any advice or know if this is going to be an issue for me?

Thanks!

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It's nothing to worry about. I have an RM750 in a country with 230V mains and it works perfectly. It auto-adjusts so to speak

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It's nothing to worry about. I have an RM750 in a country with 230V mains and it works perfectly. It auto-adjusts so to speak

Agreed.

 

Most power supplies can take 110-120v or 220-240v at 50-60hz.

 

HERE WE GO:

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