Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 270 W ATX power supply in a compact 1U form factor for space-constrained builds
This new KHACHIMO FSP270LE unit delivers 270 watts in a 1U form factor. It uses a standard ATX design and has been tested working. The supply suits compact servers or slim workstations that require a low-profile power source.
Installation requires a case that accepts a 1U ATX supply and provides the necessary connectors for your components. The 270W output frees headroom for modest CPU and storage configurations while keeping the overall build height minimal.
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The unit is rated for 270 W continuous output; sustained loads at that level will trigger its built-in over-temperature protection if airflow is restricted.
The 1U form factor uses a small high-RPM fan that becomes noticeably loud under continuous 270 W load, typical for compact server power supplies.
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