Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
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- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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An 800 W ATX power supply tested working for compatible systems
The KHACHIMO PSM-AC-800W PPC33 A018 is an 800W ATX power supply tested as working and offered in new condition. It is intended for system builders and technicians who need a replacement unit for compatible Dell PowerEdge R8500, R5300, G3 or Precision KU5200 workstations.
The ATX standard fixes the physical envelope and connector layout, so the unit will only fit chassis and backplanes designed for that form factor. Systems requiring a different mechanical standard or a higher total output cannot use this supply.
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The PSM-AC-800W PPC33 A018 is the specific 800W unit listed for R8500, R5300, G3 and KU5200 systems; match this exact part number to your server model.
The 800W rating indicates the maximum continuous output this ATX supply can provide to the R8500, R5300, G3 or KU5200 under load.
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