I now try to understand how power supply works. Can anyone tell me, what do I have to do, to make it operational. I have Model 230 A ATX (Its just for testing). I can't get it to work and it is set to 230W. Can anyone tells me what do I have to do 1st to turn it on??
I know its kiddna nubbish, but anyway.
wait what - you have a power suply for testing and it doesnt work?
is it connected to a motherboard or installed into a computer we need more info if you want us to help you
Wtf?
If you live in America, you need to set it to 110V
Europe - 220/230V
Or is there a switch for watts too?
I think it does not work because you set it to 230 [B]Volts[/B] and it blew up. If you have not plugged it into a motherboard and powered it on or started it with a paperclip then you should not turn it on until its on 110 or you will blow shit up. If you are some place that has 220/230 volts then carry on.
[QUOTE=raceingdemon;32606699]I think it does not work because you set it to 230 [B]Volts[/B] and it blew up. If you have not plugged it into a motherboard and powered it on or started it with a paperclip then you should not turn it on until its on 110 or you will blow shit up. If you are some place that has 220/230 volts then carry on.[/QUOTE]I think if you're in the Americas and you set it to 230, nothing happens, since its expecting a higher voltage. But it would blow up if you did the opposite.
[QUOTE=Demache;32607489]I think if you're in the Americas and you set it to 230, nothing happens, since its expecting a higher voltage. But it would blow up if you did the opposite.[/QUOTE]
I really know nothing about electricity.
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