Computers & Tablets

[ricardo040787]

Hi, I recently purchased CYBERPOWER GUA2400BST ATI RADEON 4800 4gb (link to product below)

I need to know the exact model of the power source, since I am in Denmark, and I am not sure if the device works with the electric system here. (220 V)

I know so far, that it is a Thermaltake 600w, but I need the complete name of the model. The computer is assembled in a way which makes very difficult to see the specs of the Power source.

Atte

Ricardo

Link of the product
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-ultra-desktop-amd-fx-black-edition-series-8gb-memory-...

[Mbrguy Emerging Expert]

Google is your friend.

[AWBrown Valued Contributor]

It is a regular ATX power supply, I couldn't find a specific one in the specs on any relative sites however, I wouldn't be surprised with the specs listed it is a Thermaltake TR-600 (TR2 series)

Will probably be okay for heavy gaming for 2-3 years honestly. Thermaltake id a decent company even though in the past couple of years their cheaper models have really degraded quality (in my opinion)

The model I listed is about $40-50 generally.

[AWBrown Valued Contributor]

If you phone/email cyberpower support with your S/N (generally with your model of computer on a sticker) they should be able to tell you specifically.

Phone:
888-900-5180
Email:
techsupport@cyberpowerpc.com

[bobberuchi]

Don't quote me on this but most computers are compatable with both voltages. Look on the back of your computer and see if you have a switch to switch if from 115 to 220

I have also been informed that for laptops the same brick will work with both you just need the different plug cord.

[bobberuchi]

on the cyberpower pc web site in the specificaions is list power supply as 

AC Input

100V ~ 240V, 12/5A, 50~60Hz

DC Output

+3.3V

Computers actually run on DC power.  

Most modern electronics (laptops, for instance) have auto-sensing power supplies, which accept 110V-240V, and adjust accordingly.

[AWBrown Valued Contributor]

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@bobberuchi wrote:

Don't quote me on this but most computers are compatable with both voltages. Look on the back of your computer and see if you have a switch to switch if from 115 to 220

I have also been informed that for laptops the same brick will work with both you just need the different plug cord.

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Yes, most will have red switch on the back

worse come to shove you can buy these universal converters varies in price.

[ricardo040787]

Hi guys

After many trials of calling to Cyberpower, Bestbuy and Thermaltake, I got the answer.

It was a tricky one. With the help of a Thermaltake technician from their branch in Germany, we figured it out. For all the interested, here is the model

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Thanks for all the support! and have a good day

Atte

Ricardo