Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1U ATX power supply delivering 400 W, tested and verified working, compatible with FSP400-601UG, FSP400-701UH and SPI400U4BB units
This godream unit fits a 1U rack chassis and delivers 400 watts through an ATX pinout. It is built for server or workstation builds that need standard ATX power in a slim enclosure. The supply is tested working and ships new.
Use this supply when a 1U system requires a direct drop-in for those three part numbers. The jump is worth it if the original unit has failed or if a spare is needed for maintenance. It is not for builds that need redundant or higher-wattage power.
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| Product type | ATX |
It is a 1U switching power supply designed to fit standard 1U rack chassis slots.
The 24-pin ATX main connector must be fully seated before the 4-pin CPU power lead, otherwise the system will not start.
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