Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1200 watt ATX server power supply tested for reliable operation
This 1200 watt ATX unit carries the PS-2112-5D part number and is built for the Dell PowerEdge C6220 platform. It ships new and has been tested working so it can replace a failed module or populate an empty bay in a compatible chassis. The 09X810 and 9X81 codes confirm the correct spare for that server generation.
Under continuous demand the supply delivers its rated 1200 watts through the server’s redundant power architecture. The hot-plug design lets a technician swap modules without powering down the rack, keeping uptime intact during maintenance. It is not suited for desktop ATX cases or builds that need standard cable harnesses.
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The unit is tested working and built for server duty, so its cooling design handles sustained 1200W loads without excessive noise or heat buildup.
It uses a standard ATX interface, so your motherboard and chassis must provide matching ATX power sockets and mounting points.
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