Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1400W ATX power supply delivering 12V output with ten 6-pin connectors for multi-GPU systems
The KHACHIMO D1200E-S1/S0 is a 1400W ATX power supply built for systems that demand substantial 12V current. It delivers 1200W on the 12V rail and includes ten 6-pin connectors for multi-device power distribution. This unit suits workstations or servers requiring high, stable output.
Before ordering, verify that your components draw within the 1200W 12V limit and that ten 6-pin connectors match your GPU and peripheral needs. Confirm the ATX form factor fits your chassis and that your motherboard accepts the main power pinout. The unit is supplied tested and working.
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The unit includes ten 6-pin connectors ready to use. No extra cables are required for those connections.
The model is rated at 1400 W, so it provides the higher capacity in a single unit.
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