Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 250 W ATX power supply with dual 8-pin connectors, tested working for B540, B520E and B325 systems
This 250-watt ATX power supply delivers two 8-pin connectors for compatible motherboards. It suits system builders replacing a unit in compact or legacy chassis where a 250W rating is specified. The unit is new and tested working before dispatch.
The 250W ceiling restricts use to low-power CPUs and configurations without discrete graphics cards. Only two 8-pin outputs are provided so builds needing additional PCIe or peripheral connectors cannot be supported. The ATX footprint requires a case designed for that standard.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, the 250 W output is the total capacity shared across the two 8-pin connectors and all other rails.
It uses the ATX form factor and provides two 8-pin connectors, matching the B540 B520E B325 platform requirements listed.
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