Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 800 W ATX power supply tested working for 360 380 G10 systems
This 800 W ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for compatible server chassis. It carries part numbers 865414-B21, 866730-001, 865409-001 and HNTNS-PL41-1 for exact identification. Each unit is tested working and supplied in new condition.
Buyers who need a different wattage, form factor or connector layout should look at other options. Builders assembling custom ATX systems without these specific part-number requirements should also consider alternative units.
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Yes, the unit carries part numbers 865414-B21, 866730-001 and 865409-001, so it will only install in a chassis designed for those specific spares.
The HNTNS-PL41-1 label identifies this exact model, so a second identical unit can be paired for redundant operation in a supported chassis.
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