Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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270 W AT power supply tested and confirmed working for legacy systems
This AT-form-factor unit delivers 270 watts and is tested working before shipment. It suits owners of older desktop systems that still require the classic AT power connector layout. The supply is sold new and intended as a direct replacement for failed original units.
Verify that the mainboard accepts the large AT-style main power plugs rather than modern ATX connectors. Confirm the chassis has room for a standard ATX-size supply and that the required voltages match the 270 W rating. Ensure no proprietary pin-out is needed before ordering.
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The unit is supplied as the power supply itself; mounting hardware and a mains cable are not included.
The PS-270A delivers 270 watts in an ATX form factor, matching legacy ATX systems that require this power level.
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