Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 240W ATX power supply with a 6-pin connector for ProDesk 400 600 690 800G1 G2 systems
This KHACHIMO power supply delivers 240W through a standard ATX form factor. It is built for HP ProDesk 400, 600, 690 and 800 G1/G2 small-form-factor desktops that require a 6-pin connector. The unit is tested working and supplied new.
The 6-pin connector is not a standard ATX 24-pin or EPS cable, so the PSU cannot power motherboards outside the listed ProDesk models. Builders needing a regular ATX pinout or higher wattage for discrete graphics must choose a different unit.
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The power supply matches the part numbers PS-4241-2HC, FH-ZD241MYF, PCE014, PCC124, 722299-001 and 722536-001 used across the 400, 600, 690 and 800 G1 and G2 desktops.
It delivers up to 240 watts of continuous power through its 6-pin connector, matching the original spec for the listed ProDesk systems.
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