PSU's basically convert alternating current, or AC, in to a low-voltage direct current, or DC, that can be used safely by your computer's components without damaging them.
They are often the forgotten component when buying a new computer, or upgrading an existing device. All the focus is on RAM, CPU, Hard Drives, and even computer monitors.
However, PSU's need to be capable of powering all these different components.
It is therefore worth spending some time understanding what the desktop power supply unit is, how it works, and what you can do to troubleshoot, should you start to experience issues.
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