Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX redundant 1+1 power supply rated at 2300 W and 5300 W
The KHACHIMO R1S2-5300V4V P1S-2300V-R provides a 1+1 redundant ATX power supply design for systems that require continuous uptime. Two hot-swap modules share the load so a single failure does not interrupt operation. It suits servers and workstations where reliability outweighs maximum output.
The ATX form factor restricts each module to 2300 W, giving a combined 5300 W only when both units run. A single module cannot deliver the full rating, so total capacity drops by half during a failure. Cable routing and chassis airflow must accommodate two full-size units.
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The 2300 W module is the individual unit; the 5300 W figure represents the combined capacity of the 1+1 redundant pair.
It provides 5300 W total power with N+1 redundancy so the system keeps running if one module fails.
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