Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 200 watt replacement power supply for HP Pavilion desktops
This HP 0950-4106 unit delivers 200 W of power for compatible Pavilion desktop computers. It is a new replacement component identified by part number 0950-4106. The power supply is designed to fit and function within the specified Pavilion chassis.
Buyers needing higher wattage for upgraded graphics cards or additional drives should look elsewhere. Systems requiring a different form factor or connector layout will not be compatible with this specific Pavilion power supply.
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The unit is built for HP Pavilion desktops that use the 0950-4106 part number; check your service manual or the label on the original supply to confirm the match.
Yes, it fits the same Pavilion mounting points and connectors, so a system designed for a smaller supply can use this 200 W model without adapter cables.
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