Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 2880 W at 12 V and 236 A for IBM BCH 8852 servers
This godream unit is a direct replacement for the IBM BCH 8852 server chassis and matches part numbers 39Y7349, 39Y7350, 39Y7364, 39Y7409 and AA23920L. It delivers 12V at 236A for a total of 2880W and uses an ATX form factor. Each unit is supplied new and tested working.
The ATX form factor defines the mechanical envelope and connector layout, so the power supply will only fit chassis designed for that standard. Output is fixed at 12V 236A, so systems requiring additional voltage rails or a different current rating cannot use this unit. Verify the exact IBM part number before ordering.
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It matches AA23920L, 39Y7409, 39Y7350, 39Y7349 and 39Y7364 so you can pick the one printed on your original unit.
It delivers up to 236A on the 12V rail, giving 2880W of continuous power for CPU, memory and drive arrays under peak demand.
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