Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A fanless 200 W Pico ATX unit accepting 16 V to 24 V input and measuring 63 x 28 x 11.4 mm
The myVolts Bayda is a 19V input Pico ATX supply rated at 200 W output. It targets builders assembling thin ITX systems or mining rigs that run from a 16–24 V DC source. The module replaces a conventional ATX brick and plugs directly into a 24-pin motherboard connector.
Solid polymer capacitors on the PCBA are specified for long service life. The 63 x 28 x 11.4 mm board has no moving parts, so operation is completely silent. A bundled cable set connects the module to the motherboard and peripheral leads, keeping cable routing simple inside space-constrained chassis.
With no fan, heat dissipates through the PCB and the surrounding airflow in the case. The unit accepts a wide 16–24 V input range and delivers up to 200 W continuous power within that envelope. Builders must ensure the case provides adequate passive ventilation to keep temperatures stable under load.
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It operates from a 16 V to 24 V DC source, so a 19 V laptop-style brick or compatible battery pack will power it.
The module measures 63 x 28 x 11.4 mm and uses a standard 24-pin ATX connector, fitting most ITX layouts without interfering with nearby headers.
Route the short harness first, align the keyed 24-pin connector squarely, then press straight down until the latch clicks — forcing it at an angle is the common mistake.
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