Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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700W ATX workstation power supply, tested and verified working, replaces HP Z440 part numbers 719795-005, 858854-001 and 809053-001
The KHACHIMO Z440 DPS-700AB-1 A delivers 700 watts of ATX power for compatible workstation builds. It arrives new and has been test-working verified for immediate installation. This unit suits technicians replacing a failed PSU in supported HP Z440 configurations.
Confirm your chassis accepts the exact DPS-700AB-1 A form factor and that connectors match the 719795-005, 858854-001 or 809053-001 references. Builders needing higher wattage, redundant modules or a different pinout should look elsewhere.
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The unit is supplied as the power supply module only; cables and mounting screws are not included and must be sourced separately.
All three part numbers reference the same DPS-700AB-1 A 700W unit; choose the one that appears on your original power supply label.
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