Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 350 W at 24 V and 14.5 A, tested working
The KHACHIMO S8JC-ZS35024C-AC2 is a new ATX power supply rated at 350W with a 24V output delivering 14.5A. It is built as a direct replacement for the S8JC-ZS35024C unit and has been tested working.
This unit fits owners replacing a failed S8JC-ZS35024C in equipment that requires a 24V 14.5A ATX source. It is not for builders whose hardware demands different voltage rails or higher total wattage than 350W.
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Measure the output with a multimeter; you should read 24 V at the main connector and the 14.5 A rating indicates the maximum continuous current the rail can supply.
The unit ships with its fixed ATX output harness only; any 24-pin motherboard extension, PCIe adapters or peripheral splitters required for your build need to be purchased separately.
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