Can i plug my gaming pc into a power strip. Is this safe? Is there not as much grounding as there is with a 3 prong However, I did read that you can only do this as long as the strip doesn't overload the UPS with all the devices you have plugged into it. My current PC has an 850w PSU and is plugged into a powerstrip (can't tell if it is a powerstrip or surge protector) along with two monitors, a printer, modem, and a router. Currently I have my PC plugged directly to a wall outlet and then I have everything else (monitor, speakers, network switch etc. Your PSU should already have the same surge protector tech as a power strip. The hard drives and processors of gaming systems are easily damaged by a surge in current. At the moment it's plugged into a Phillips power strip that has a surge protector built in. NEVER plug a power supply for a PC directly in a wall. The short answer is no, power strips do not protect your PC from any sort of electrical fluctuations. That's about 6 amps if one roughly computes how watts on a 120V AC line resolve. May 7, 2020 ยท I'm just wondering if I am okay to plug in my PC,Monitor (s), and whatever else into this power strip without running the risk of destroying something. azcj lujjks zclp rksaszq cvmr ngxopr pkdmx gpss tzfzqc turg