Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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870 W ATX server power supply tested working for R710 systems
This 870 watt unit is built for Dell PowerEdge R710 servers and compatible platforms that require a hot-plug redundant supply. It delivers the rated output through a standard server form factor and has been tested to confirm working operation.
The 870 watt rating supports dual-processor configurations with multiple drives and expansion cards in typical R710 deployments. Headroom decreases when both CPUs run sustained heavy loads together with a full complement of spinning disks and add-in cards, at which point the supply approaches its limit.
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The unit delivers 870W and is tested working for the R710 platform, matching the power envelope Dell specifies for that server.
The supply is marked test working; once seated, the server should POST and the front-panel power LED will show steady green.
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