Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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350 W ATX power supply for 1U chassis, tested and working
This 1U ATX power supply delivers 350 W of continuous power in a slim form factor suited to rack-mount servers and compact workstations. It is built for system integrators and IT teams who need reliable AC-DC conversion within a single rack unit.
The unit slides into any 1U enclosure that accepts an ATX-style connector layout, leaving the remaining depth free for storage controllers or additional networking cards. Builds requiring higher wattage or redundant modules will need a larger power solution.
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The unit is rated at 350 W and designed for 1U installations, so it should deliver that output continuously when airflow is adequate.
The supplier notes the supply has been test working; typical 1U units use a high-RPM fan that becomes noticeable under sustained load.
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