Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 240 W to ProDesk and EliteDesk 600 and 800 G1 small-form-factor desktops
This new HP 240W power supply is built for HP ProDesk and EliteDesk 600 and 800 G1 small form factor desktops. It carries part numbers 702307-002 and 751884-001 for direct replacement identification. The unit delivers up to 240 watts of continuous power for standard office workloads.
Buyers whose chassis requires a higher wattage unit or a different form factor cannot use this supply. Systems that demand proprietary connectors not listed here will need an alternative source. Verify the exact part number before ordering.
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It is built for ProDesk and EliteDesk 600 and 800 G1 SFF chassis, using the same mounting points and main power connector as the original unit.
The PC should start without voltage warnings, run stress tests without sudden reboots, and the BIOS hardware monitor should show stable rail readings.
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