[QUOTE="LOVERPS3"][QUOTE="superclocked"]Oh lord, don't do that. That's for selecting what voltage your house uses.. But download the trial of AIDA 64 and use the stability tester to see if your power supply is performing okay. Stress test all of your components and make sure that all of the voltages are stable...superclockedmy pc is Auto voltage there is no problem when i changed it to 220v or 110 v and when i've bought it they said no problem if you put it in 220v but i wonder why its not working in 220 v there is must be a problem in my power supply !!If you switch it to 230v, then you have to plug it into a 230v outlet. The big outlets that dryers use are 230v. The little ones that everything else plugs into are only 110v-115v.... yea that what i did before i switch it to 220v to plug 220v. any way thank you i will see tomorrow the stability of voltage now my computer in maintenance shop i hope they fix the problem!
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