Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply rated at 280 W for 600, 680, 800 and 880 systems
This 280 W ATX power supply matches part numbers 796417-001, PS-4281-1HA, D13-280P1A, 758652-001 and 758753-001. It is intended for owners of the listed workstation models who need a direct replacement unit. Builders working with other chassis or higher-wattage requirements should look elsewhere.
The unit is rated for a maximum continuous output of 280 W rather than a short-term peak. Under prolonged workloads it maintains stable voltage rails within ATX specification. Systems that regularly draw more than this limit will experience shutdowns or instability.
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The power supply is rated at a maximum of 280 W output; actual wall draw depends on the system load and efficiency.
It uses a standard ATX 24-pin main connector plus the matching 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power plug for those models.
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