Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 400 W Flex ATX unit built for Delta DPS-400AB-17 compatibility in compact 1U or ITX chassis
This 400W unit is built as a compact FLEX form-factor module for 1U and ITX mini chassis. It serves as a direct replacement for the Delta DPS-400AB-17 and follows the ATX standard. The small footprint suits dense server or workstation builds where space is at a premium.
The module slides into a 1U bay and connects to a standard ATX motherboard power socket, leaving room for low-profile expansion cards. It is not suited for full-size ATX cases that expect a conventional PSU depth, nor for systems needing more than 400W of continuous power.
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The power supply is rated at 400 watts, so it can sustain that output under normal operating conditions.
Yes, it is built as a direct replacement for the Delta DPS-400AB-17 in 1U ITX mini chassis.
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