Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Delivers 800 W of 12 V power in an ATX form factor for servers
This KHACHIMO DPS-800AB-16 H unit is an 800W server power supply built for AC to DC conversion at 12V. It uses an ATX form factor and arrives new with a tested working status. The design targets servers or workstations needing a single high-current 12V rail.
The 800W rating at 12V delivers up to 16A of continuous current for CPU and peripheral loads. It handles multi-core processors and multiple drive arrays within that power envelope. Systems requiring redundant supplies, voltages other than 12V, or loads exceeding 800W will need a different solution.
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The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it mounts in any case built for ATX power supplies.
Use a multimeter on the 12V output while the system is under load; a steady reading near 12V under draw shows the supply is operating as specified.
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