Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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825W ATX server power supply for XW8400 and XW9400 systems, tested working
This 825 watt ATX unit is built for HP XW8400 and XW9400 workstations that require the TDPS-825AB B form factor. It delivers the specific pinout and mounting points those chassis expect, so system integrators can replace a failed supply without adapter cables or case modifications.
Each unit is test working before shipment, confirming stable output under load for continuous server duty. The server-grade construction handles sustained 825 watt demand, while the proprietary connector layout fits only the listed workstation models — builders needing standard ATX pinouts or redundant hot-swap bays should select a different platform.
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The unit is an ATX-type server power supply rated at 825W for the XW8400 and XW9400 platforms.
It is built for the XW8400 and XW9400 workstations and servers.
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