Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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770 W ATX power supply compatible with C240, C220 and M4 systems
This 770 W ATX unit is built for the C240 and C220 M4 server platforms. It matches the UCSC-PSU1-770W specification and fits the 341-0591-03 and 700-014160 part numbers. System integrators maintaining those chassis can install it as a direct replacement.
The supply delivers 770 W to the C240 and C220 M4, covering typical processor and memory loads for those systems. It will not support configurations that exceed that power budget or require a different form factor. Builders needing higher output or a different connector layout must select another unit.
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Yes, the part numbers 341-0591-03 and 700-014160 are listed for both the C240 and C220 M4 models.
The server management interface will report the PSU status as healthy and show the expected power draw for the C240 or C220 M4 system.
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