Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1300W ATX power supply tested working for Dell Precision T5810, T7810 and T7910 workstations
This 1300-watt ATX unit is built as a direct replacement for Dell Precision T5810, T7810 and T7910 systems. It delivers the rated output required by those dual-socket platforms and arrives tested and confirmed working by the supplier.
The supply fits the factory brackets and plugs into the existing motherboard and GPU power headers without adapters. Buyers who need a different form factor, redundant hot-swap capability or a higher efficiency rating will need a different unit.
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Power on the workstation and verify the system posts and runs without unexpected shutdowns under load.
The unit includes the 1300W ATX power supply tested working; you will need to provide a compatible power cord and any required mounting screws for your chassis.
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