Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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320 W flex ATX unit tested for cash-register, mini-ITX and NAS builds
The KHACHIMO FSP320-60LE is a 320-watt flex ATX power supply designed for 1U rack chassis, mini-ITX enclosures and embedded appliances such as cash registers or NAS units. It delivers the standard ATX voltage rails in a slender form factor that fits space-constrained builds. The unit is supplied new and tested for reliable operation.
This supply fits builders who need a low-profile ATX source for compact servers, point-of-sale terminals or storage boxes. It does not suit full-size tower builds that require higher wattage or additional PCIe connectors for discrete graphics cards.
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| Product type | ATX |
It is a 1U flex ATX unit, so it requires a case or rack-mount chassis with a matching 1U flex ATX cutout.
Yes, at 320 W it can power a Mini-ITX board and a low-profile GPU provided their combined draw stays within the 320 W rating.
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