Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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ATX power supply for Dell Precision T5810 and T7810 workstations, rated 825W with 1300W peak capacity, tested and working
This 825 watt ATX power supply is built for Dell Precision T5810 and T7810 workstations. It replaces the D825EF-02 and H825EF-02 units directly. The unit is new and tested working. It fits proprietary Dell workstation bays.
The supply delivers 825 watts continuous with a 1300 watt peak rating for transient loads. No retail cables or adapters are bundled. Installers must reuse existing Dell cable harnesses. It does not fit standard ATX cases or non-Dell motherboards.
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The unit is tested working and described as good quality, so the fan should not need replacement under normal use.
The 825W continuous rating is the first limit; sustained loads above that will exceed the design specification.
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