Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 860 W ATX switching supply built for Emacs CT systems, tested and confirmed working
This KHACHIMO PSM-5860V is an 860W ATX power supply built for Emacs CT systems. It is a new switching unit that has been test working and is described as good quality by the supplier. The 860 watt output suits builds that require this specific power rating and form factor.
This unit suits owners of Emacs CT hardware who need an 860W ATX replacement that has been verified as working. Builders using other chassis or requiring a different wattage, connector layout, or efficiency certification should look at alternative power supplies that match their exact specifications.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, it is an ATX-type power supply designed for ATX cases and motherboards.
The 860 W capacity provides ample headroom for legacy parts alongside modern hardware.
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