Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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240 watt switching power supply with multiple compatible part numbers
The IBM HK340-71FP is a new 240 watt switching power supply built by Huntkey for compatible IBM systems. It carries part numbers 0A37770, FSP240-50SBV and 54Y8824 for exact identification. This unit suits technicians or owners restoring or maintaining those specific machines.
The supply ships with its original fixed cable harness providing the usual motherboard and peripheral plugs. No extra adapters, mounting screws or software are bundled. Builders needing modular cabling or higher wattage for upgraded components should look elsewhere.
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The HK340-71FP is a sealed 240 W switching supply with no user-serviceable fan or filter; if the internal fan fails the whole unit must be replaced.
The HK340-71FP will hit its 240 W maximum output limit before any other protection threshold under sustained full-load operation.
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