Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply for DL180 Gen9 servers, part numbers 744689-B21 and 754376-001, tested working
The KHACHIMO DL180 Gen9 G9 unit replaces part numbers 744689-B21 and 754376-001 in HPE ProLiant DL180 Generation 9 servers. It is an ATX-form-factor supply built to the HSTNS-PL48-A specification and arrives new and test-verified for immediate installation.
Designed for continuous operation in rack environments, the supply maintains stable output across the full duty cycle rather than only at peak. Quality components and factory testing ensure consistent voltage regulation during extended workloads without thermal throttling.
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The unit is an ATX power supply rated for the DL180 Gen9 platform; actual draw depends on the installed components and workload.
It uses standard ATX connectors, so you need a compatible motherboard with a 24-pin ATX socket and the matching CPU and peripheral power leads.
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