Power Supply Unit
A Power Supply Unit (PSU) is the computer component that converts wall outlet AC power into DC power for internal PC components like the motherboard, CPU, and GPU.
Fun Fact
Modern gaming PC PSUs typically range from 550W to 1200W to support high-performance hardware.
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