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Compact black metal ATX power supply unit with ventilation grille and cable bundle

godream

godream D12-240P2A 240W ATX Power Supply 702307-002

SKU CH-15JW-E7XFH

A 240W ATX power supply for compatible small-form-factor systems

  • Product typeATX
  • 240W output powers compact SFF systems
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability
  • Multiple part numbers simplify cross-reference matching

240W ATX power supply for compact builds

The godream D12-240P2A delivers 240 watts of ATX power in a form factor suited to small form factor chassis such as the 705 G1 SFF. It replaces units carrying part numbers 702307-002 and 751884-001. The unit is new and ready for installation.

Fits SFF cases with standard ATX wiring

This supply connects to a typical ATX motherboard and peripheral cables, freeing the builder from hunting proprietary pin-outs. It does not support high-wattage graphics cards or multi-drive arrays that exceed its 240W rating. Builders needing more headroom should select a higher-capacity unit.

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Price $48.99
Cheaper than about 91% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What is the 240 W limit that appears first under sustained load?

The unit is rated for 240 W continuous output, so the wattage ceiling is the first limit reached during prolonged use.

How does the fan behave when the PSU runs all day at full load?

The internal fan spins continuously to move heat out of the chassis during extended operation.

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