Power Supplies

A power supply unit (PSU) is an essential component of a computer system that converts the main AC power from a wall socket into low-voltage DC power, which is required to operate the internal components like the motherboard, CPU, and peripherals. It provides the necessary voltage and current to ensure stable and efficient operation of the system. Power supplies come in various wattages, with higher wattage units capable of powering more demanding components like high-end graphics cards and overclocked processors.