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I have a Mac tower, “hackintosh” that was built for me. I want to bring it to Thailand as it has all the software I need on it, but can’t figure out if I’ll be able to plug it in over there. Is there any way to figure that out? For other things I can look on the device and I know if it says 110 to 240 I’m ok. I suppose worst case scenario I’ll need to get a converter or whatever they are called. 

 

Thanks. 

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There should be a rating plate on the power supply with the necessary information. If not try the person who built it for you.

 

If I'm understanding correctly a "Hackintosh" is actually just a regular PC which is running a fettled version of MacOS, so your power supply is likely a standard unit.

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On 2/7/2018 at 2:21 PM, Crossy said:

There should be a rating plate on the power supply with the necessary information. If not try the person who built it for you.

 

If I'm understanding correctly a "Hackintosh" is actually just a regular PC which is running a fettled version of MacOS, so your power supply is likely a standard unit.

Yeah I will try to look in there closer, and yeah I can’t get a hold of the guy. I may be using the term wrong but mine is just a Mac that got built from parts lying around and not a stock one bought in a Mac shop. Thanks! 

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