Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1200W ATX power supply tested working for UCS C240 M3 servers
This 1200W ATX power supply is built for the UCS C240 M3 server platform. It suits administrators who need a tested, good-quality replacement unit for that specific chassis. The DPST-1200CB A part number ensures direct compatibility with the original equipment specification.
The unit fits only the UCS C240 M3 form factor and cannot be used in standard desktop ATX cases. Its connector layout and physical dimensions match the proprietary server design, so builders working outside that platform will need a different power supply.
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Both part numbers refer to the same 1200W supply; UCSC-PSU2-1200 is the Cisco ordering code and DPST-1200CB A is the Delta model label.
It provides up to 1200W total output for the server, supporting dual-CPU configurations and multiple drive bays with redundant headroom.
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