Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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New 250 W ATX power supply tested and confirmed working
The KHACHIMO PSF-250M4 delivers 250 watts of continuous power in a standard ATX form factor. It is suited for server builds or workstations that require reliable, tested operation. Each unit is verified working before dispatch.
The supply is rated for a steady 250 W output rather than a brief peak, so it maintains stable rails during extended compute tasks. Builders needing higher capacity than 200 W or 250 W should select a larger unit.
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The PSF-250M4 is rated for 250 W output, so sustained full-load draw from the wall will be slightly higher depending on the unit's efficiency at that load level.
As an ATX unit, the PSF-250M4 requires a standard 20- or 24-pin motherboard connector plus the usual 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power and peripheral leads for drives.
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