Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 300 W ATX switching power supply for ML330G3 systems, tested working with part numbers PS-5032-2V3, 324714-001 and 319640-001
The KHACHIMO ML330G3 is a 300 watt ATX switching power supply identified by part numbers PS-5032-2V3, 324714-001 and 319640-001. It is supplied new and has been tested working for reliable operation in compatible desktop computers.
This unit follows the ATX form factor and delivers a maximum of 300 watts. Builders needing higher output for modern graphics cards or multi-drive arrays should verify that the wattage and connector complement match their component requirements before installation.
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The 300 W rating is the maximum continuous power the PS-5032-2V3 can deliver to all rails combined, so your CPU, GPU, drives and fans must stay under that total.
Both numbers appear on the same unit; either 324714-001 or 319640-001 confirms you have the correct ML330G3 300 W ATX supply.
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