Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An ATX switch-mode power supply rated at 720 W with a 24 V output, tested and confirmed working
This godream ATX power supply delivers 720W for desktop computers. It carries model numbers PSR720-24A and GPR720-24A. The unit has been tested working and is offered in new condition. It fits standard ATX chassis designs.
This supply suits builders replacing a 720W ATX unit in an existing system. It is not for systems requiring higher wattage or different form factors. Buyers needing modular cables or specific efficiency ratings should look elsewhere.
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At 720 W output the unit will dissipate a corresponding amount of heat; ensure your case has adequate airflow to keep temperatures stable.
Your motherboard needs a standard 24-pin ATX socket and the appropriate CPU and peripheral leads for the components you are powering.
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