Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 12 V at 125 A for 1500 W in an ATX form factor
The KHACHIMO LMF1500-20B12 delivers 1500 W at a single 12 V rail rated for 125 A. It is built for test benches, industrial rigs and high-density GPU compute nodes that need sustained, high-current 12 V power. The unit is supplied new and verified working before dispatch.
The supply uses the ATX footprint so it mounts in any compatible chassis without adapters. Its single-rail design removes the need to balance loads across multiple 12 V circuits, freeing cable-routing space and simplifying wiring for dense multi-GPU or compute-card installations.
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The unit is rated for 125 A continuous on the 12 V rail, so the protection threshold is set at that level.
At 1500 W output the supply dissipates its internal losses as heat; expect several hundred watts of waste heat requiring good case airflow.
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