Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 80W ATX switching power supply tested and working for 3400E series systems
This 80 W ATX switching supply is built for the 3400E and ME-3400E platforms that require a 34-pin power connection. It delivers the modest wattage those older workstations and embedded boards expect without unnecessary overhead. The unit is supplied new and has been verified as test-working.
The familiar ATX form factor lets the supply drop into compatible chassis using regular screw points and the 34-pin connector mates directly with the target board. Good-quality components support stable operation in the intended legacy environment. Builders needing higher output or modern 24-pin ATX connectors should look elsewhere.
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It follows the ATX form factor standard for desktop power supplies.
It fits a standard ATX power supply bay in a desktop chassis.
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