Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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235W ATX power supply tested working for XPS 2710 and 2720 systems
This 235W ATX power supply is built for Dell XPS 2710 and 2720 desktop systems. It replaces part numbers D235EU-00 DPS-235KB A 00N6G7 0N6G7. The unit is supplied new and tested working. It suits owners restoring or maintaining those specific all-in-one PCs.
Under continuous load the supply delivers its rated 235W without relying on short-term peak headroom. Voltage rails hold regulation during extended sessions typical of office and home use. Builders needing higher sustained wattage for discrete graphics upgrades should verify platform limits before fitting this unit.
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It supplies up to 235 watts to the XPS 2710 or 2720; actual draw depends on the system load.
The unit uses a standard ATX main-power connector compatible with the XPS 2710 and 2720 chassis.
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