Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 240 W ATX power supply tested and working with a 6-pin connector
This new ATX power supply delivers a rated output of 240 watts for desktop systems requiring a compact power source. It matches part numbers including PS-4241-2HF1, 702307-002, 751884-001 and 702309-001 for direct replacement compatibility. Each unit is test working to confirm reliable operation before dispatch.
The included 6-pin lead supplies auxiliary power to a graphics card or other component that requires a dedicated connection. Builders whose hardware needs additional PCIe or EPS connectors beyond this single 6-pin will need a different unit. The bundle contains no modular cables, adapters or software utilities.
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The unit has no user-serviceable parts; if a failure occurs the entire power supply must be replaced.
The 240W maximum output is the first limit reached during continuous load.
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