Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply with 12+4-pin connector rated at 300 watts for E500 systems
This 12-pin ATX power supply is built for the KHACHIMO E500 platform. It delivers a 12+4 pin connector layout matched to the GW-CDM300SDA-TF and D15-220P1A part numbers. The unit is new and has been test working to confirm good quality.
Verify that your E500 chassis uses the exact 12+4 pin pinout before ordering. Confirm the GW-CDM300SDA-TF or D15-220P1A label on your existing unit matches this replacement. This supply is not for builds needing a different connector count or a non-ATX form factor.
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The unit is a 12+4 pin power supply; the connector is built into the PSU so no separate cable purchase is needed.
The part number GW-CDM300SDA-TF indicates a 300 W unit; select the 500 W model only if your build requires higher output.
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