Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 450 W ATX power supply built for 1U flex chassis and NAS servers
This 450 W Flex ATX power supply is built for compact 1U server enclosures such as NAS appliances. It delivers the rated output in a small form factor that fits the FSP450-60GHS mounting pattern. The unit arrives new and has been tested for correct operation.
Builders who need a different wattage, a standard ATX footprint or modular cabling should look elsewhere. The fixed cable set and 1U Flex dimensions limit use to compatible cases only.
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The FSP450-60GHS uses the standard ATX connector layout, so your chassis must accept a regular 24-pin motherboard plug plus the matching CPU and peripheral leads.
Yes, its 450W ATX output delivers stable rails for legacy hard drives and add-in cards, provided total draw stays within the unit's rated capacity.
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