Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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200 W ATX power supply with a 16-pin connector for Optiplex 3250, 5250 and 7450 systems
This 200 watt ATX power supply uses a 16 pin connector built for Dell OptiPlex 3250, 5250 and 7450 desktops. It matches the L200EPA-01 and CN-0GFM2M part numbers. The unit is new and intended as a direct replacement for the original power supply in those systems.
This unit suits owners of the listed OptiPlex models who need a like-for-like 200 watt replacement. Builders working with other chassis, higher wattage demands or different connector layouts should look at other power supplies.
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Yes, the 16-pin connector matches the Optiplex 7450 motherboard header and the unit is listed as a direct replacement for part L200EPA-01.
After sliding the unit into the chassis, you must fully seat the 16-pin plug until it clicks; a loose connection will prevent the system from powering on.
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