SNMP heating up - new unique problem...!!!

Hey wonderful people here,

A new problem....??????? and faced for first time....

PROBLEM:

Presently desktop having SNMP of 220 Volts (most probably) but the entire machine gets very heated too soon.

The engineer saw and said that change SNMP to 350 Volts.

My system configuration:

P4 3 Ghz
512 MB RAM
80 SATA HDD
CD/DVD combo
inkjet printer

MY QUESTION

I actually fail to undrstand so much technical issues like volt etc...so

CAN ANYONE PLEASE SAY WHETHER I REALLY NEED TO CHANGE SNMP FROM PRESENT 220 volts to enginner suggested 350 volts...????????

Any idea / suggestion / advice...????

p.s. I am from INDIA........................................

I am guessing he is meaning watt's. And with your current configuration is 220 watt's ok. It would all depend on how good the power supply is. I think I more demanding problem would be to get some more fans in there to get the heat out. There are really good power supplpies as I would go with Antec or Enermax, but I could not tell where to shop for them there. If you were going to but one I would go all out and just get a 500 watt power supply. A difference of problly a couple dollars US. But you seem to be heating up more so due to non suffient cooling. Buy a few case fans and a good heatsink and your temp will drop dramiticcly