Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 850 W ATX power supply tested working for the Lenovo R680 G7 server, part 36001917
This 850 W unit is built for the Lenovo R680 G7 server platform. It matches the DPS-850FB A form factor and part number 36001917. The supply is new and has been tested working. It suits administrators replacing a failed module or adding redundancy to a compatible chassis.
The ATX physical design restricts use to enclosures that accept this standard. Servers requiring a different mechanical or electrical interface cannot use this module. Buyers needing a proprietary form factor or a higher wattage rating must select another unit.
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The 850W unit matches the DPS-850FB A 36001917 part number used in the R680 G7, so select this rating for a direct replacement.
It supplies up to 850 watts of continuous power to the R680 G7 components, tested working to handle the server’s full load without shutting down.
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