Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply delivering +14.2 V at 3.2 A and +13.8 V at 1 A for dual-rail equipment
This ATX power supply delivers two independent voltage rails at 14.2V and 13.8V. It is suited for test benches, repair work or custom electronics projects that require these specific output levels. The unit arrives new and has been verified as test working.
The 14.2V rail supports up to 3.2A while the 13.8V rail provides 1A continuously. Both outputs maintain regulation during sustained draw rather than only in short bursts. Builders needing higher current on the second rail or additional voltage options should look elsewhere.
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The unit delivers 14.2 V at 3.2 A and 13.8 V at 1 A, so sustained load will generate moderate warmth; ensure case airflow to keep temperatures stable.
It is an ATX-type supply, so your motherboard needs a standard 24-pin ATX socket and any peripheral leads required by your build.
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