Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 150 W ATX switching supply delivering 24 V at 65 A, tested and working
The KHACHIMO R150-24 is an ATX switching power supply that delivers 24V at 65A for a total of 150W. It is supplied new and has been tested working. This unit suits technicians and builders who need a reliable 24V source in a standard ATX form factor.
This supply is not for builds that need a different output voltage or a higher wattage rating. Buyers who require modular cables, specific efficiency certifications, or active cooling specifications should look at other models.
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The 150 W switching supply runs at 24 V and 65 A; sustained load will generate noticeable warmth and fan noise typical of an ATX-format unit.
You need a standard ATX 24-pin motherboard connector plus the matching 24 V peripheral leads for your components.
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