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PC Power Supply Discussion Troubleshooting and discussion of computer power supplies |
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Should I buy voltage regulator for the PC which powered by Seasonic S12ii ?
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You should replace the S12ii IF 620W and lower first before thinking about anything else...
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How can you tell someone to replace their power supply without knowing anything about their situation?
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Because he has his agenda against s12ii.
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I mean, I can see where he's coming from as S12II is not great anymore.
But still, why such oddly specific question in the first place? Is sth not working correctly? |
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Actually, I don't know if my PSU has voltage regulation feature or not.
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That's basically the main purpose of computer power supplies: to convert AC power to voltage regulated DC.
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The power supply accepts a wide voltage range (let's say 90v AC to 250v AC) and produces the voltages a computer expects (3.3v , 5v, 12v)
Like any power supply, it has some input filtering so it can handle some "noise", some fluctuations but it's NOT a uninterruptible power supply (UPS) or a "power stabilizer" , it won't continue to work if you have no power for more than a few ms, or if you have really poor electricity in your building. |
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