Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX desktop power supply tested working for PC 6012 and 6013 mini chassis models 3518 and 3618
This KHACHIMO power supply uses the ATX form factor and carries model identifiers S3518CN and S3618CN. It is intended for desktop PCs such as the Pc6012 and Pc6013 mini chassis. The unit is supplied new and has been tested as working.
The ATX design fits standard mounting points but the product is highlighted for compact Pc6012 and Pc6013 cases. Builders needing higher wattage, modular cables or server-grade redundancy should look elsewhere. No alternative form factors or connector layouts are described for this model.
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The 3518 model is tested working and built to good quality standards for desktop use in mini chassis.
The 6013 unit uses a standard ATX design tested for reliable performance in compact desktop builds.
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