Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1400W ATX power supply tested working for X3850 X6 and X3750 M4 systems
The KHACHIMO 7001616-J002 delivers 1400W of ATX power for enterprise server deployments. It is built for administrators maintaining compatible Lenovo X3850 X6 and X3750 M4 chassis. Unit is new and test-working.
This supply slots into the standard ATX bay of the target servers, freeing the builder from sourcing proprietary form factors. It is not for desktop ATX cases or workstations needing different pinouts or lower wattage.
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The 7001616-J002 is tested working and built for continuous 1400W delivery in X3850, X6 and X3750 M4 servers, so its thermal ceiling is reached only at full rated output.
Designed for X3850, X6 and X3750 M4 chassis, the supply uses server-grade cooling that keeps noise and temperature within data-centre limits at the full 1400W load.
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