Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX high-frequency switch rectifier power supply tested working for reliable operation
This ATX high-frequency switch rectifier power supply is built for system integrators and repair technicians who need a reliable replacement unit. It delivers standard ATX output for desktop and workstation builds. Each unit is tested working before shipment.
The supply uses good quality components and follows the ATX form factor for direct mounting in compatible chassis. Standard ATX connectors support typical motherboard and peripheral layouts without adapters. Tested operation means it can be installed and powered on immediately.
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The unit follows the standard ATX form-factor, so it fits any chassis designed for ATX power supplies.
It uses the standard four-screw ATX mounting pattern found on virtually all ATX-compatible cases.
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