Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering 5V at 4.0A and 12V at 2.0A, verified working
The KHACHIMO DCF442 is an ATX form-factor power supply delivering +5V at 4.0A and +12V at 2.0A. It suits legacy systems or industrial boards that rely on the 5 V rail for primary logic power. The unit arrives new and has been verified as test working.
The combined rail ratings provide modest total wattage, so the supply cannot support modern multi-core processors or discrete graphics cards. Builders needing higher 12 V current or active PFC should select a different unit.
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The DCF442 5063-1287 is an ATX unit rated at +5V 4.0A and +12V 2.0A; select it if your system matches those rail currents and the DCF442 form factor.
The +12V rail can deliver up to 2.0A to components such as the CPU and drives, so total 12V power draw must stay within that limit.
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