Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 12 V at 850 W for compatible systems
This KHACHIMO DC/DC converter delivers 850 W of regulated power from a 12 V input using an ATX form factor. It is aimed at integrators who need a high-output supply for industrial or custom chassis builds. The unit has been test-working verified by the supplier.
The ATX layout fixes mounting holes and connector placement, so the converter only fits cases and backplanes designed to that pattern. Builds that require a different mechanical standard or a lower-profile unit cannot use this supply.
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The CAR0812DC is a GE Energy DC/DC converter rated at 12 V and 850 W in an ATX form factor, so match it to systems needing that exact voltage and wattage.
It provides up to 850 watts of continuous 12 V DC power for ATX-compatible components, tested working and built to good quality standards.
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