Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 24 V, 100 A, 2400 W ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation
This KHACHIMO switching supply delivers 24 V at up to 100 A for a total of 2400 W. It is built to the ATX form factor and has been tested before shipment. Industrial equipment, test benches and custom rigs that need a single high-current 24 V rail can use it directly.
This unit provides only a 24 V output, so it cannot power a conventional motherboard, graphics card or drive that expects multiple rails. Buyers who need the usual PC voltage set should choose a different supply.
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The 100 A current limit on the 24 V rail caps sustained output at 2400 W; exceeding it triggers the built-in protection.
At 2400 W output the unit dissipates several hundred watts as heat, so adequate case airflow is required to keep temperatures stable.
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