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296-watt ATX power supply tested working for reliable system power
This ATX power supply delivers a rated output of 296 W and is identified by the model references PSR300-A and YM-3301A. It is intended for desktop builders who need a standard form-factor unit to replace an existing supply or complete a new system build. Each unit is tested and confirmed working before dispatch.
The unit follows the ATX specification, providing the usual motherboard, peripheral and storage connectors required by most mainstream configurations. Builders whose cases or motherboards demand non-standard pin-outs, redundant supplies or higher wattage will need a different solution. Good build quality supports reliable everyday operation.
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The PSR300-A is an ATX-type unit, so it uses the standard ATX motherboard and peripheral connectors for desktop builds.
It fits a standard ATX power supply bay with four rear mounting screws, matching typical desktop chassis cut-outs.
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