Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 420 W ATX power supply tested working for DL320 G5 servers
This KHACHIMO DL320 G5 unit delivers 420 watts in an ATX form factor. It carries part numbers PS-6421-1C, 432932-001 and 432171-001 for exact replacement matching. The supply is tested working and built to RoHS standards.
Designed for continuous server duty, the PSU maintains its rated output over long periods rather than peaking briefly. It is not suited for builds that require higher wattage or modular cabling. Buyers needing redundant or hot-swap configurations should look elsewhere.
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The unit is tested working and built to server-grade quality, so fan noise stays at typical rack-mount levels during all-day operation.
It fits the DL320 G5 hot-plug bay and connects through the standard server backplane connectors used by part numbers 432932-001 and 432171-001.
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