Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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980W ATX power supply from an A1289 workstation, tested and working
This unit is a 980-watt ATX power supply identified as model DPS-980BB-2 A, originally fitted to Apple Pro workstations with the A1289 designation. It is supplied new and tested working for builders who need a high-output replacement for that specific platform.
The mechanical layout and connector pinout follow Apple's proprietary workstation design rather than standard ATX dimensions, so the unit will not fit or connect to ordinary PC cases or motherboards without adapter hardware. Buyers needing a standard ATX supply for a generic build should select a different model.
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Yes, the 980W model is the specified power supply for the A1289 workstation and is tested working.
The unit delivers up to 980W and has been test verified, matching the original power requirement for the A1289 workstation.
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