Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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750W ATX power supply tested working for X3650M5 servers
This 750W ATX power supply is built for the X3650M5 server platform. It carries part numbers 700-013700-0000 and 700-013700-0200 among compatible references. Each unit is tested working and supplied new.
It fits administrators replacing a failed unit in an X3650M5 chassis. Builders assembling a custom ATX desktop or upgrading a different server model should look elsewhere because the connector layout and form factor are specific to this platform.
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The unit is built for the X3650M5 and matches part numbers 700-013700-0000, 700-013700-0200, 94Y8141, 94Y8142, 69Y5747, 69Y5740, 00YL564 and 00YL565.
Yes — the replacement uses the same ATX form factor and connector layout as the original 750W units listed above, so the current backplane and cables connect directly.
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