Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply unit for X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4/M5 servers
This KHACHIMO 550W ATX power supply is built for the X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4/M5 server platforms. It carries part numbers 94Y8109, 94Y8110 and 94Y8111 and arrives new and test-working. The unit suits technicians who need a direct replacement for those specific systems.
Under continuous demand the supply maintains its rated 550W output for the X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4/M5 families. It is not intended for builds that require higher wattage or different form factors. Buyers needing redundant modules or alternate connectors should look elsewhere.
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| Product type | ATX |
The power supply has been test-worked and is listed as good quality, which indicates normal operational noise for a server-grade ATX unit.
This unit is built for the X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4 and M5 platforms and matches part numbers 94Y8109, 94Y8110 and 94Y8111.
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