COMP USA 300 Watt ATX Power Supply For Sale

COMP USA 300 Watt ATX Power Supply
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COMP USA 300 Watt ATX Power Supply:
$34.99

COMP USA 300 WATTATX POWER SUPPLY

  • Comes with 120-pin ATX connector
  • 4 Molex 4-pinconnectors
  • 2 x 6 pinconnectors
  • 1 square 4 pinconnector
  • Please look atpictures of other connectors to see if they will fit.
  • Supports Pentium4 and AMD Athlon CPUs
  • Complies with ATXVersion 2.03 and ATX 12V Version 1.3 SpSo ecifications
  • Supports fanspeed monitoring
  • Protectioncircuits for in-rush current, over-current and over-temperature
  • FCC Class BApproved
  • UL Approved
  • AC INPUT:115V/230v 6A/4A 60/Hz
  • DC OUTPUT: +3.3V| 14A, +5V | 12A, -5V |0.5A, -12V | 0.5A, +5Vsb | 1.5A


The dimensionsare:

  • Width: 6in
  • Length: 5.5in
  • Height: 3.25in

THANK YOU FORYOUR INTEREST IN OUR PRODUCTS
If you have anyquestions about the item, please contact us through .
20% restocking fee for all wrongly ordered items.
If the product is DOA or damaged in delivery, we will exchange or refund thefull amount of the original order.
We reserve the right to exchange damaged or defective products before refund.
If the product was not professionally installed or not returned in conditionreceived, refund is subject to a restocking fee.
We give a 30-day warranty from the date of delivery unless specified.
Shipping is non-refundable.



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