Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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180W ATX power supply for 281 G3 and 400 G5 slimline desktops
This 180 watt ATX power supply carries the model codes DPS-180AB-30, PA-1181-3HB and PCH019. It is built for HP 281 G3 and 400 G5 slimline desktop chassis. The unit delivers standard ATX voltages in a compact switching design. Condition is new.
Buyers needing more than 180 watts for discrete graphics or multiple drives should look elsewhere. Systems requiring standard PS2 dimensions will not fit this slimline form factor. It suits only the listed HP slimline models.
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The DPS-180AB-30 PA-1181-3HB PCH019 is listed for the 281 G3 and 400 G5 slimline desktops, so it matches those chassis and motherboard power connectors.
The unit delivers 180 W, which is the factory-rated capacity for the 281 G3 and 400 G5, supporting their standard processors and onboard video.
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