HP Phoenix 810 810qe i7 - 4790K

Please tell me:

I get such a PC of the USA

Is it possible to use the 220V power supply (in the USA you have 110V)

It is written on the label of the power supply, 100-220V

But I would be sure that it ok to 220V Europe

Thank you

Hello

Feeding is automatic voltage detection. Just be sure to have the correct power cord.

Thanks for posting on the forum.

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