Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 400 W ATX server power supply tested and confirmed working
This 400 W ATX supply is built for rack-mount servers such as the R310 platform and carries the DPS-400AB-7 A and D400E-S0 designations. It suits IT teams refreshing fleet hardware or integrators assembling 1U and 2U chassis that require a tested, server-class unit.
The unit delivers 400 W total output and has been verified working under load. It comfortably powers dual-socket configurations with moderate storage arrays but runs out of headroom when dense GPU accelerators or large drive counts push combined rail demand beyond the rated limits.
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| Product type | ATX |
The supply is a 400 w ATX unit with the DPS-400AB-7 designation, matching the original chassis mounting points and power rating.
The unit was test working before dispatch; verify the fan spins, the server posts, and voltages read within ATX tolerances using BIOS or a multimeter.
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