Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivers 240 W through a 6-pin connector for 600G1 and 800G1 systems
This 240 watt ATX power supply fits HP 600G1 and 800G1 desktop chassis. It replaces several original part numbers including PCC004, PS-4241-2HP, PS-4241-1HA, D12-240P1A, 702309-001, 702457-001 and PCC124. The unit ships new and ready for installation.
The power supply uses a single 6 pin main power connector that must match the motherboard header on the target system. Builders whose boards use a different pin count or proprietary layout cannot use this unit without an adapter that is not included.
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It is the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver to the motherboard and drives under normal load.
It limits the unit to the proprietary 6-pin pinout used by the 600G1 and 800G1 chassis, so it will not fit standard ATX motherboards.
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