Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 350W ATX power supply with a 10-pin connector for specific Jiayue and Qi Tian systems
This HK350-12PP unit delivers 350 W through a 10-pin connector and follows the ATX form factor. It is tested working and built to a good quality standard. The supply is intended as a direct replacement for the original power modules in specific branded desktops.
This unit suits owners of those listed models who need a like-for-like 10-pin replacement. Builders working with standard 24-pin ATX motherboards, proprietary connectors of other pin counts, or higher-wattage requirements should look at alternative power supplies.
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The listing describes a 10-pin 350 W power supply; no additional cables or accessories are mentioned in the supplied data.
The model is noted as suitable for both Jiayue 5060 and Qi Tian M4650 systems, so either platform can use this unit.
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