Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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12 V ATX switching supply delivering 13 A for 156 W output
The KHACHIMO unit is a 156 watt ATX switching power supply rated at 12 volts and 13 amps. It is intended for system builders who need a basic power source for low-demand configurations. Each unit has been tested for correct operation before dispatch.
The 156 watt ceiling suits simple office or legacy hardware that draws modest current from the 12 volt rail. Systems requiring higher peak power, multiple graphics cards or heavy overclocking will exceed this unit’s capacity. No modular cables are mentioned, so cable routing depends on the fixed harness supplied.
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The power supply is rated for 13 A on the 12 V rail, giving a maximum of 156 W sustained output.
The supplier notes only that the unit is test working and good quality; no fan size, airflow or noise figure is provided.
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