Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An ATX power supply tested working for CT410 and CT810 systems
This ATX power supply carries part number 300-1767-04 and is built for CT410 and CT810 workstations. It is supplied new and test working so it can replace a failed unit without additional configuration. The unit fits the standard ATX form factor used by those chassis.
Each unit is confirmed test working before dispatch, making it a reliable spare for maintenance teams. Buyers who need a higher wattage rating or a different form factor will not be served by this specific part.
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The 300 W rating is the maximum continuous power this ATX unit can deliver, suitable for office or entry-level systems with integrated graphics and a few drives.
ATX defines the physical size and standard 24-pin plus 4/8-pin CPU connectors, so it fits most mid-tower cases and mainstream motherboards.
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