V vooch311 Beta member Messages 5 Jul 29, 2008 #1 Hi, Im thinking of mailing my cousin in australia a motherboard for his desktop. will it work for him voltage wise/PSU connection wise? Im thinking it's just the power supply that is different from country to country but just wanted to make sure first.
Hi, Im thinking of mailing my cousin in australia a motherboard for his desktop. will it work for him voltage wise/PSU connection wise? Im thinking it's just the power supply that is different from country to country but just wanted to make sure first.
T [t..o..m] I can't brain today Messages 311 Location Australia Jul 29, 2008 #2 Motherboard should be fine. If you send him a PSU then you would have to buy one where the voltage can be changed
Motherboard should be fine. If you send him a PSU then you would have to buy one where the voltage can be changed
carnageX Private Joker, Staff member Messages 25,056 Location Oregon Jul 30, 2008 #3 tommy_boy_07 said: Motherboard should be fine. If you send him a PSU then you would have to buy one where the voltage can be changed Click to expand... I honestly haven't seen a PSU yet that you couldn't change from 115 to 220, or vice-versa. Lilke Tommy_boy said, the motherboard will be fine overseas.
tommy_boy_07 said: Motherboard should be fine. If you send him a PSU then you would have to buy one where the voltage can be changed Click to expand... I honestly haven't seen a PSU yet that you couldn't change from 115 to 220, or vice-versa. Lilke Tommy_boy said, the motherboard will be fine overseas.
T [t..o..m] I can't brain today Messages 311 Location Australia Jul 31, 2008 #4 I've seen some cheaper ones which don't have the option, they must have been Australian made
