Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 160W ATX power supply delivering 12V output for compatible systems
The KHACHIMO XL160-12 CS is a new 160W ATX power supply built as a direct replacement for the N2power 400013-01-7 unit. It delivers a 12V output and has been tested working to confirm reliable operation in compatible industrial or embedded PCs.
This unit provides a maximum of 160W total power, so it is not suited to builds that need more headroom for discrete graphics cards or multiple drives. Buyers whose systems require a higher continuous rating should select a different model.
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It is the maximum continuous DC power the unit can deliver across all rails combined, so a build drawing less than 160 W total will run within spec.
The ATX connector set provides standard motherboard, CPU and peripheral plugs, limiting the supply to systems that accept those connectors and the 160 W total output.
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