Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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CRPS 550W ATX power supply, tested working, good quality
This CRPS 550W unit delivers 550 watts in the common redundant power supply form factor. It suits system integrators and IT teams who need a tested, working replacement for compatible server chassis. The unit is new and verified to function before it leaves the shelf.
Because it uses the CRPS footprint, the supply slides directly into matching hot-swap bays without an adapter. That layout leaves the usual ATX mounting area open for other components or airflow. Buyers who need a non-redundant desktop PSU or a different wattage should look elsewhere.
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The DPS-550AB-23 A is rated for 550 W of continuous output, so it will supply that level as long as cooling remains adequate.
The unit uses a standard CRPS cooling fan; under full load it moves enough air to keep internal temperatures in check, producing typical server-grade fan noise.
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