Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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750W ATX power supply tested working for X3500, X3630 and M4 systems
The KHACHIMO X3500 X3630 M4 is a new 750W ATX power supply designed for desktop systems that require a direct replacement for part numbers 69Y5871 or 69Y5740. It suits technicians and builders restoring or maintaining compatible Lenovo workstations and servers.
Each unit is test verified to confirm operation before dispatch, ensuring the DPS-750AB-1 A model delivers reliable power immediately. No cables, mounting hardware or software bundles are included with this standalone power supply module.
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The unit uses a standard ATX cooling fan; dust buildup can reduce airflow, so periodic cleaning with compressed air is recommended to maintain the 750 W rating.
Sustained 750 W output raises internal temperatures until the over-temperature protection triggers, which is the first hard limit reached under continuous maximum load.
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