Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply tested working for IBM X3500, X3550 and X3650 M4 servers
This KHACHIMO DPS-750AB-14 A unit replaces IBM part numbers 69Y5871 and 69Y5872 in X3500, X3550 and X3650 M4 systems. It is an ATX form-factor supply rated at 750 watts and arrives new and tested working.
The supply uses the standard ATX footprint but carries the proprietary connector layout required by the IBM M4 chassis. Build quality is described as good quality by the supplier, and each unit is verified before shipment. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap modules for other server generations should verify compatibility before ordering.
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| Product type | ATX |
It is listed as an ATX type supply rated at 750 W, matching the form factor used in the target IBM servers.
The unit is built as a direct replacement for FRUs 69Y5871 and 69Y5872, which are the original supplies for X3500, X3550 and X3650 M4 systems.
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