Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX workstation power supply delivering 390 W with tested reliability
The RS6000 44P170 is a 390W ATX power supply built for workstation systems. It delivers 390 watts of power for configurations matching part numbers 44P170, 41L5215 and DPS-390AB A.
Installation follows the standard ATX layout so it fits regular cases and motherboards. The unit is tested working before dispatch. Builders needing higher wattage or a different connector layout should check their system requirements first.
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The supplier confirms each unit is test working before dispatch. Once fitted, verify the system powers on stably and the 390W output supports your workstation components under load.
The package includes the ATX power supply unit itself. You will need to provide your own ATX-compatible case, motherboard with matching power connectors, and any required mounting screws.
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