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Going to see my folks for Christmas, and I'm contemplating taking over my SN41G2 so I can carry on playing my online game while they're at work.
Not checked round the back of the thing for ages, but is there a 115/230 switch on the PSU that I need to play with to get this to work on their power system?
Or can I just plug it in & go?
Or do I need an external transformer of some kind?
apparently the shuttle psus are autoswitching so there is no switch and it should work straight off - but would be worth checking this - although worst that can happen is it don't power up (being lower voltage and all over there)
Ta, I figured it would be the case, and I didn't recall seeing any manual switch inside or out, but I wanted to check beforehand :D
Yay!
I'll get to play Star Wars Galaxies with a much lower ping for a change LOL.
Well, it'll either work or you'll get an impressive fireworks show. :D
Actually, that reminds me of this time I had a couple of ESDI hard drives, and one of them started making popping noises and it sounded almost exactly like someone was playing Space Invaders :)
Then it started smoking, and that gave it away ;)
Great things they were - bigger than a house brick (just as heavy) and a whopping 330Mb of storage! :o
(This is back when we sold a second-hand 286 system with an EGA monitor for like 750 quid LOL.)