What would happen if a PC that contains a power supply that does not automatically adjust for input voltage is set to 230 volts and attaches to an outlet in the United States?

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What would happen if a PC that contains a power supply that does not automatically adjust for input voltage is set to 230 volts and attaches to an outlet in the United States?

  • The power supply would explode.
  • The PC would not turn on.
  • The PC would display an error code.
  • The PC would emit a series of beeps.

Explanation: In the United States, the wall outlet electrical power is standardized at 120 volts AC.
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