Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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800 W ATX power supply tested working for R8500, R5300, G3 and PPC33 A018 servers
This 800 watt ATX power supply is built for the R8500, R5300, G3 and PPC33 A018 server platforms. It delivers the rated output those systems expect and has been tested to confirm operation. Buyers who need a different form factor or higher wattage will not be served by this unit.
The ATX design fits the specified server chassis but will not install in enclosures that require redundant or proprietary power modules. Systems needing hot-swap capability or a different connector layout must use an alternative supply.
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The power supply is built for the R8500, R5300 G3 and PPC33 A018 models, so it fits the R8500 directly.
The 800W output is the continuous capacity the unit delivers to the R5300 G3 and matching systems under normal operation.
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