Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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300 W ATX power supply compatible with HP ProDesk 550, 405 G2 and 400 G2 models
This 300W ATX power supply matches part numbers D11-300N1A 759045-001 and 759763-001. It is built for the listed HP ProDesk models and delivers the rated 300 watts through a standard ATX form factor. The unit is supplied new and ready to install.
Buyers who need higher wattage for upgraded graphics cards or additional drives should look elsewhere. Systems requiring a different connector layout or proprietary pin-out not covered by the listed part numbers will not be compatible.
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Yes — it matches the D11-300N1A pin-out and part numbers 759045-001 and 759763-001 used in the 550 G2, 405 G2 and 400 G2 models.
The connector layout and 300 W rating are identical to the original 759045-001 unit, so the 400 G2 board will power up without changes.
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