Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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180 W ATX power supply tested working for DL320 G2 servers
This 180 watt ATX power supply carries part numbers PS-5181-5C, 293367-001 and 288638-001. It is built for the DL320G2 chassis and arrives new and test-working. The unit suits technicians who need a direct replacement for that specific server platform.
The 180 watt ceiling restricts the supply to low-power configurations and cannot support high-draw processors or multiple add-in cards. Builders who need more headroom for graphics cards or additional drives must choose a higher-rated unit.
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All three numbers refer to the same 180 W ATX unit; any of them will fit a DL320 G2 that requires this supply.
The 180 W output is the factory rating for the original DL320 G2 configuration; verify your total component draw against that figure before installing.
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