Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 420 W ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO AX4-5 is a 420W ATX switching power supply built to the FPA550E design. It is intended for desktop systems that require a standard ATX form-factor unit with a 420W output rating. The unit has been tested working and is supplied new.
Confirm that your case and motherboard accept a standard ATX power supply and that the 420W capacity matches the total draw of your components. Check that the available connectors suit your CPU, GPU and storage devices before ordering.
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The unit ships as a tested working power supply; any additional cables or adapters required for your specific motherboard and components must be sourced separately.
Both 856-851288-101 and 856-851288-001 are listed for this AX4-5 420W model; verify the exact label on your original unit to confirm the correct match.
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