Pretty much all computer PSU's I worked on, have a NTC in series right before the bulk capacitor (the cap is usually rated 400-500V), I can find one later to see what they are rated for, but yeah it's only a few ohms at 25C, and hundreds of mOhms at operating temps.
Now they also usually sense overall current, by having ~0.1ohms between local GND, and the neg terminal of the rectifier.
That reminds me I replaced a fuse in a stereo PSU with a 1ohm resistor, for inrush limiting, I better put a fuse back with an NTC.
And my "new" 2005 stereo, it has 2x 10mF caps after the rectifier. I think they usually have some in-rush limiting, but I better check the schematic. I'm afraid they are going to explode with the cover off (I'm modding it a bit). Their tops are a bit bulged, I better find some pictures of them to compare with. I don't really want to have to pull the PSU board out to de-cap it.