Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for F5 FNP300-1012S144G systems
This ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the F5 platform using part numbers FNP300-1012S144G, 3600, 1600, 3900 and PWR-0130-05. It targets technicians and system integrators who need a verified unit to restore power to compatible hardware. Each unit is tested working before it leaves the supplier.
The supply follows the ATX form factor, so it fits the regular mounting points and screw pattern used by the F5 chassis. Standard ATX connectors provide the expected motherboard, CPU and peripheral power rails without adapters. Good build quality supports reliable daily operation in the intended system.
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| Product | |
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| Product type | ATX |
It is an ATX-type unit rated at 300 W, matching the FNP300-1012S144G specification.
Standard ATX dimensions let it fit any ATX chassis using the usual four-screw rear mounting.
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