Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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240 W ATX power supply tested working for OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 desktops
This 240W ATX power supply is designed for Dell OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 desktops. It serves as a direct replacement unit for systems requiring the H240AS-00, L240AS-00 or AC240AS-00 part numbers. The unit is supplied new and tested working.
The 240W output handles typical office workloads and integrated graphics configurations found in these OptiPlex models. It is not suitable for builds adding discrete graphics cards or high-wattage processors that exceed the unit's rated capacity. Builders needing higher headroom for upgrades should seek a higher-wattage alternative.
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| Product type | ATX |
The supply is built for OptiPlex 390, 790, 990, 3010, 7010 and 9010 chassis, so the native ATX connectors fit those boards and drive bays directly.
The unit arrives test working; power on the OptiPlex and verify the system posts, drives spin up and the fan runs steadily under normal load.
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