Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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750W DC power supply for Dell R510 and R910 servers using part numbers CPS750-D121 and 6GTF5
This 750W DC power supply is built to fit Dell PowerEdge R510 and R910 chassis using the CPS750-D121 form factor. It delivers server-grade output for rack workloads that demand consistent uptime and redundant power architecture.
The unit slots directly into the original bay without adapter brackets or cable modifications. The jump is worth it when a legacy supply has reached end of life, when redundancy is lost after a single module fails, or when a cold spare is needed to meet service-level targets.
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Yes, it is built to the CPS750-D121 form factor used by the R510 and R910 chassis, so it slides directly into the existing bay.
Insert the main 24-pin ATX connector and the 8-pin CPU power cable fully until each latch clicks; the server will not start if either is loose.
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