Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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180 W ATX power supply with 4-pin connector for compatible HP desktops
This 180 watt ATX unit carries part number PCH019 and the DPS-180AB-26A designation. It is built as a direct replacement for the original power modules found in HP 280 G3 and 400 G5 chassis. Each unit is tested working before dispatch and is supplied new.
Installation requires only unplugging the old module and seating the new one; no adapter cables or soldering are involved. The main difficulty is the non-standard 4-pin pinout, so the supply will not fit standard ATX 24-pin boards. Builders using a different motherboard or needing higher output for discrete graphics should look elsewhere.
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Power on the system and verify it posts without shutdowns; the supply has been test-working verified before dispatch.
The unit ships as the power supply only; the 4-pin connector is fixed to the PSU so no extra cable is required.
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