Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 350 W for standard desktop builds
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 350 watts through a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for office desktops, entry-level workstations or legacy systems that draw modest power. The supply has been tested and verified as working before shipment.
The 350W ceiling restricts use to platforms with low thermal design power and minimal peripherals. High-end graphics cards, multi-drive arrays or heavily overclocked processors will exceed the available headroom. Builders needing more power for modern gaming or workstation hardware should select a higher-capacity unit.
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The 350W unit suits entry-level builds with integrated graphics and a single hard drive.
It delivers up to 350 watts of continuous power to the motherboard, CPU and drives under normal load.
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