Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 5 V at 10 W for AC 100-120 V input
This KHACHIMO ATX power supply delivers a steady 5V output at up to 10W and 2A. It accepts an AC input range of 100V to 120V. The unit is tested working and built to good quality standards. It suits repairs or builds needing a dedicated low-power 5V rail.
Under continuous operation the supply maintains its rated 10W output within the specified AC input window. It is not intended for systems that demand higher wattage or multiple voltage rails. Builders requiring greater power capacity or additional rails should select a different unit.
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The unit delivers only 10 W at 5 V, so heat output and fan noise are minimal during all-day operation.
It follows the ATX form factor and connects via the standard 20- or 24-pin main power socket on your motherboard.
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