Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Server power supply delivering 580 watts for Dell T410 systems
This 580 W ATX unit is built for the Dell PowerEdge T410 and carries part numbers F5XMD, G686J, A580E-S0 and D580E-S0. It is a direct replacement for the original supply in that chassis. Each unit is tested working and ships new.
The supply delivers its rated 580 W continuously under the thermal conditions of the T410 enclosure. It is not suited for systems that demand more power or a different form factor. Buyers needing higher wattage or a standard ATX layout for another case should look elsewhere.
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The unit is tested working and built to server-grade quality, so fan noise stays at typical rackmount levels during continuous operation.
It uses the standard ATX interface, so a motherboard with a 24-pin main connector and matching CPU power headers is all that is required.
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