Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 350 W ATX power supply tested working and built to good quality standards
This 350 W ATX unit is intended for entry-level desktop systems that draw modest power. It suits office PCs, home-theatre boxes or simple workstations that do not run discrete graphics cards or heavy overclocks. The unit has been tested working and is supplied new.
Verify that your chassis accepts a standard ATX power supply and that the motherboard requires only the main 24-pin and 4-pin CPU connectors. Systems needing PCIe power cables, higher wattage or SFX form factors will not be compatible with this model.
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The unit is supplied as a standalone power supply; any additional cables or adapters required for your specific build must be purchased separately.
Yes, the FSP350-60PFG is offered in a single 350W capacity; there are no other wattage variants for this model.
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