Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 290 W of ATX power for compatible desktop systems and is tested working
This ATX power supply delivers 290 W and is confirmed working. It matches part numbers 320, 7020, 8020, 9020, HU290EM-00, L290EM-01, D290EM-00, DPS-290EB A, HU290EM-01, HU290AM-01 and PCE045. It suits owners of those specific legacy desktop chassis.
The 290 W rating covers basic office systems with integrated graphics and modest storage. It runs out when a discrete graphics card, multiple drives or high-wattage processors are added. Builders needing more power for expansion should select a higher-rated unit.
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The unit is a 290W ATX supply tested working and listed as compatible with the 7020 chassis, so it will deliver the rated power to the original board.
After fitting the supply, the system should POST and reach the operating system without unexpected shutdowns, indicating the 290W unit is functioning as intended.
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