Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 1U server power supply delivering up to 450 W for rack-mounted systems
The KHACHIMO SD-P300ATX is a 450W ATX power supply built to the 1U form factor for rack-mounted servers. It is supplied new and has been tested to confirm correct operation. The unit targets administrators who need a compact, standard-voltage source for dense chassis deployments.
This supply fits 1U racks that accept an ATX pin-out and can operate within a 450W budget. It is not for systems that demand more power than 450W, for enclosures requiring redundant or hot-swap modules, or for any chassis that cannot accommodate a 1U-height ATX unit.
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| Product type | ATX |
The unit is a 1u server power supply, so it fits a 1u rack-mount or server chassis that accepts ATX-type PSUs.
Yes, as an ATX-type 450 W unit it provides the 24-pin main connector and CPU power headers used by typical server and workstation boards.
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