PC power supplies

[Liverandbacon]

So I'm planning on building a gaming pc. However, I could possibly be moving back to England in a few months, and realized there might be issues with the power supply (I'm coming from the US). Would I just need to get a plug converter, one of those things that lowers/raises the voltage, or a whole new PSU? Normally I'm pretty good with hardware, but when it comes to international electricity guidelines, I am clueless.

 

[Bluntknife]

Pretty sure theres a switch on the back of your PSU to switch the input from 110 to 220.

*disclaimer* If your house sets on fire cause you took my advice I promise I'll hide under my bed and cry until you go away.

 

[ChocoCake]

Buy a new PSU to be on the safe side. I expect that power supply components for the US are going to be drastically different to those in Britain.

Your best bet.
this [http://www.powersupplyshop.co.uk/productzoom.php?ax=1&stockgroup=COMPUTER&__utmz=206899090.1228949160.1.1.utmcsr=google|utmccn=(organic)|utmcmd=organic|utmctr=uk%20power%20supply&__utma=206899090.2651791342940054500.1228949160.1228949160.1228949160.1&__utmc=206899090&__utmb=206899090.1.10.1228949160&partid=BLUE.STORM.II.500] should be good enough.