Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for PowerEdge 860, 850 and R200 servers
This ATX power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge 860 and 850 systems as well as the R200 platform. It delivers 345 watts of power for server workloads and is supplied in new condition. The unit has been tested to confirm operation before shipment.
The DPS-345AB C XH225 HH066 fits only the PowerEdge 860, 850 and R200 chassis and will not work in standard desktop ATX cases or other server platforms. Builders needing higher wattage or a different form factor must choose another unit.
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The DPS-345AB C XH225 HH066 is the original power supply used in Dell PowerEdge 860, 850 and R200 systems, so this unit fits all three models.
The 345 W rating is the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver to the motherboard, drives and expansion cards inside a PowerEdge 860, 850 or R200 chassis.
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