Desktop PC on Extension Lead??


  1. Runnerbean
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    Desktop PC on Extension Lead??


    Is it ok to put my gaming PC onto a 2m extension lead that has 4 sockets? The extension lead being plugged into the wall outlet. (UK 230/240v). My PC has a Corsair AX 860w PSU in it. I wish to add three monitors to the remaining three sockets in the block.
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  3. z3r010
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    Yeah, it will be fine.
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  4. Runnerbean
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    Thanks. I'm hopeless at math when it comes to watts and volts e.t.c. so wasn't sure if I would do any damage to my PC or trip the circuit or whatever.
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