Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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240 w ATX power supply for 390 and 790 SFF desktops, tested and working
This 240 W ATX unit fits small-form-factor desktops such as the 390 and 790 chassis. It delivers the rated output for office workstations and basic home PCs. The supply has been tested and confirmed working before dispatch.
The 240 W rating comfortably handles integrated graphics, a single storage drive and modest CPU loads. It runs out of headroom when a discrete graphics card or multiple drives are added, so builders needing more power should choose a higher-wattage unit.
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The unit delivers 240w total power through standard ATX connectors, matching the original supply specification for the 390 and 790 SFF models.
The supply is test-working from the factory; after fitting, the system should boot normally and the PSU fan should spin steadily under load.
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