Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 2000 W at 12 V with 164 A for ATX server systems
The godream DPS-2000BB delivers 2000 W of continuous power on a single 12 V rail rated at 164 A. It is built for rack-mount servers and high-density compute nodes that demand steady, high-current output. The ATX form factor allows it to slot into standard server chassis designed for this class of unit.
The unit fits server enclosures wired for the DPS-2000BB pinout and part numbers 24R2710, 39Y7359, 39Y7360, 74P4452 and 74P4453. It removes the need for multiple lower-wattage supplies in a redundant configuration. Builders needing modular cabling or desktop ATX connectors should look elsewhere.
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The 12 V rail is rated for 164 A continuous output, which equals the full 2000 W capacity of the supply.
The unit uses a high-speed server-grade fan that moves enough air for 2000 W, so expect noticeable noise under continuous heavy load.
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