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A 300 W ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation
The godream R2A-6300P-R is a 300 watt ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation. It suits office PCs, home servers or entry-level workstations with modest power demands. Builders on a tight budget who need a straightforward replacement will find it fits standard ATX cases.
Confirm the chassis accepts a standard ATX form-factor unit and that the combined load of the CPU, graphics card, drives and peripherals stays within the 300 watt rating. Verify the motherboard requires a 24-pin ATX connector and a 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power connector. Ensure the unit’s fixed cables reach all components in your layout.
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The unit is supplied as a standalone 300W ATX power supply; mounting screws and any additional cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
Only the 300W version is listed for the R2A-6300P-R; no alternative capacities are mentioned for this model.
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