Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 2U 650W ATX switching power supply tested working for compatible server chassis
This 2U form-factor ATX unit delivers 650 W of continuous power for rack-mount servers such as the I420R-G, A420R-G and I620R-G10. It is built for system integrators who need a tested, good-quality replacement that fits the standard 2U chassis slot.
The 650 W rating handles multi-core CPUs, several storage drives and add-in cards in a typical 2U configuration. Headroom diminishes when multiple high-power GPUs or dense storage arrays are added, so builders planning heavy accelerator loads should verify total draw before committing.
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| Product type | ATX |
Yes, this unit is built for the I420R-G, A420R-G and I620R-G10 2U chassis and delivers 650W through a standard ATX connector layout.
The unit is test-working before dispatch; after fitting, verify the server powers on and remains stable under load.
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