Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX charging module tested working for HXT11020-5 and HXT22010-5 units
This ATX charging module is built for the HXT22010-5 and HXT11020-5 power supplies. It serves technicians and system integrators who need a direct replacement part. The unit is supplied new and tested working to confirm basic operation.
The ATX form factor restricts installation to cases and chassis designed for that standard. Builders using proprietary or smaller form-factor enclosures cannot fit this module. No other interface or mounting standard is supported.
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The module is offered in two model codes — HXT22010-5 and HXT11020-5 — so select the one that matches the part number printed on your existing unit.
ATX indicates the module follows the standard desktop power-supply form factor and connector layout, allowing it to fit and plug directly into a regular ATX chassis and motherboard.
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