Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers up to 600W with active PFC, a 120mm fan and non-modular cables for desktop and server builds
The Ruth's sister TF600 is a non-modular ATX power supply rated at 500 W continuous with a 600 W peak. It uses active PFC and runs from a 220 V input. A 120 mm fan provides cooling while the unit supplies power through fixed cables.
This unit fits systems that need a 20+4 pin motherboard connector, a 4+4 pin CPU connector, four SATA drives and two 6+2 pin graphics connectors. Builds requiring modular cables, higher continuous wattage or 80 PLUS Bronze efficiency or above should look elsewhere.
The 12 V rail feeds the CPU and both 6+2 pin connectors for mid-range graphics cards. Four SATA ports handle storage while four D-type connectors cover legacy devices. Continuous loads above 500 W exceed the rated output.
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The TF600 uses a 20+4 pin ATX connector measuring 56 cm to supply the motherboard.
Yes, each 6+2 pin lead can be used as a 6 pin by leaving the extra 2 pins unattached.
The 120 mm fan should spin quietly and the system should power on without unexpected shutdowns.
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