Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Server power supply unit rated at 350 W with 8-pin connector, tested working and new
The HP-R650FF3 is a 650 W ATX power supply built for HP ProLiant T350, R350 and G6X servers. It delivers the rated output through a standard ATX connector layout and has been tested for working condition. System integrators maintaining these platforms can install it directly without adapter cables.
This unit slots into the native power bay of the supported ProLiant models, using the existing backplane and mounting points. It frees the builder from sourcing proprietary pin-out converters and leaves the standard ATX cable harness available for drives and expansion cards.
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The unit is rated at 350 W, so sustained draw above that level will trigger its protection circuit.
It can deliver up to 650 W output, so input draw will scale with the actual load placed on the server.
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