Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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240 W ATX power supply with a 14-pin connector for Lenovo H3050 systems
This 240W ATX power supply replaces the original unit in Lenovo H3050 desktops. It matches the 14-pin connector used by part numbers PS-4241-01, PS-4241-02, FSP240-40SBV, PCB020 and HK340-72FP. The unit is new and built to the standard ATX form factor.
The 240W rating restricts use to low-power configurations such as the listed H3050 models 77, B75, 73, 83 and 92P. The proprietary 14-pin pinout prevents installation in standard ATX motherboards without an adapter. Builders needing higher wattage or standard 24-pin ATX connectivity cannot use this unit.
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Both PS-4241-01 and PS-4241-02 are listed as compatible with the H3050 series, so either version will work.
It means the supply can deliver up to 240 watts continuously to the motherboard and drives through the 14-pin connector.
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