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Seasonic shows off their PX-2200 PSU

JD said:
It's just North America that runs on 120V right? Rest of the world is around 220V?
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Most of the world is 220-240v. If wiki is accurate:

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The reason Canada is 60 Hz is that 50 Hz is that the earths magnetic field is 50 Hz and causes havoc with the long runs in Canada . Your stove dryer and hot water tank are all 240 V 60 Hz . If you want you can use 240 V . You just have to put in . :)
 
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