Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 80 PLUS Gold ATX unit delivering 12 V at 4.17 A for 50 W with zero-RPM fan mode and Modern Standby support
This 50 W ATX power supply delivers 12 V at 4.17 A and carries 80 PLUS Gold certification. It is built for compact systems that draw little power but still demand high efficiency and quiet running.
Buyers whose rigs require more than 50 W of continuous output should look elsewhere. Systems with multiple drives, discrete graphics cards or high-wattage CPUs will exceed this unit's capacity.
The 12 V rail provides 4.17 A for a combined 50 W, so the build's full-load draw must stay at or below that figure. Zero RPM fan mode and resonant LLC topology keep noise and ripple low within this envelope.
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| Product type | ATX |
This model delivers 12 V at 4.17 A for a total of 50 W, so choose it only if your system’s peak draw stays within that limit.
It guarantees high efficiency at typical loads, which lowers power draw, reduces heat and lets the fan stay off longer.
The ATX size fits standard cases, and Modern Standby compatibility enables faster wake times and efficient low-power sleep states.
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