Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX 300 W power supply fits HP Pavilion 570, 580 and 750 desktops
This 300 W ATX power supply replaces the original unit in HP Pavilion 570, 580 and 750 desktops. It matches the PS-6301-07 and 832005-001 part numbers used in those systems. The unit is new and built to the original specification.
The supply delivers a single 300 W rating across its rails. That figure is the deciding factor: it covers the factory configuration of the listed Pavilion models but cannot support upgraded graphics cards or heavy overclocking. Buyers needing higher continuous power for add-in cards should look elsewhere.
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The 300W rating is the maximum continuous power this unit can deliver to the components inside an HP Pavilion 570, 580 or 750.
The ATX form factor fixes the physical size and standard connector layout, so it fits the Pavilion 580 chassis and provides the usual 24-pin, CPU and peripheral plugs.
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