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godream 750W server power supply R720 R620 CWKMX 79RDR 5NF18 6W2PW F750E-S0

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750W server power supply for R720 and R620 systems, part F750E-S0

  • Product typeATX
  • 750W output powers Dell R720 and R620 servers
  • Part numbers CWKMX 79RDR 5NF18 6W2PW F750E-S0 ensure exact fit
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • New condition guarantees full rated performance

750 W server power supply for Dell R720 and R620

This unit is a 750 watt ATX power supply built for Dell PowerEdge R720 and R620 servers. It matches the original CWKMX, 79RDR, 5NF18, 6W2PW and F750E-S0 part numbers. The supply is sold new and intended for direct replacement in those platforms.

No bundled accessories or software are included

The product ships as the power supply module only. No cables, rails, management software or mounting hardware are supplied. Buyers who need redundant cabling or additional firmware tools must source those separately.

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Price $52.99
Cheaper than about 90% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

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Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What part numbers identify a compatible replacement for this 750W unit?

Match CWKMX, 79RDR, 5NF18, 6W2PW or F750E-S0 for Dell PowerEdge R720 and R620 servers.

What thermal limit appears first when this supply runs at full 750W load continuously?

The internal fan and heatsink reach their cooling capacity before any electrical limit, so sustained 750W output depends on adequate chassis airflow.

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