Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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Delivers 12.3 V at 244 A for 3060 W in an ATX platinum power supply
The KHACHIMO PFE3000-12-069RA is a 3060 W ATX power supply rated for 12.3 V output at 244 A. It is built for systems that demand sustained high current on a single 12 V rail. Each unit is tested working before shipment.
The 12.3 V rail delivers up to 244 A, providing 3060 W of continuous power for dense compute or multi-GPU configurations. It will not support builds that require additional voltage rails beyond the 12 V output or power levels above the rated maximum.
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Yes, the PFE3000-12-069RA uses an ATX form factor so its main 24-pin, EPS and PCIe connectors follow the same pinout as your current 12V hardware.
Measure the 12V rail with a multimeter under load; a reading near 12.3V at up to 244A draw shows the converter is operating within its 3060W specification.
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