Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivers 240 W for Sun systems using part numbers 300-1471 and 300-1911
This 240 W ATX unit matches part numbers 300-1471 and 300-1911 and is tested working before dispatch. It is intended for owners of compatible Sun workstations or servers who need a direct swap for a failed or ageing supply. The PEX793-30 designation confirms the correct fit for those specific chassis.
The connector layout follows the proprietary Sun D240 specification rather than common desktop pinouts, so it will not power a typical motherboard. Buyers who want a generic 240 W ATX supply for a custom build should look for a unit with standard 24-pin and CPU connectors.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, it follows the standard ATX form factor so it fits the usual four mounting holes in an ATX case.
The key step is matching the 300-1471 or 300-1911 part number to your system before fitting, as the connectors are specific to those models.
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