Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 320 W ATX switching power supply for servers, model ORION-D3202PM, tested and working
This KHACHIMO ORION-D3202PM unit delivers 320 watts of continuous power in a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for server and switching applications where a reliable, tested unit is required. The supply is supplied new and verified working before dispatch.
The ATX mounting pattern fits directly into compatible server chassis without adapter brackets. Connectors follow the ATX pin-out, so day-to-day installation means standard motherboard and peripheral hook-ups with no proprietary cables to manage.
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The unit follows the ATX form factor and delivers up to 320W of continuous power for server or workstation loads.
It fits a standard ATX power-supply bay and uses the usual four rear mounting screws for secure installation.
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