Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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A 530 W ATX server power supply tested working for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO X226 is a 530 W ATX power supply built for server and workstation chassis. It carries part numbers 39Y7277, 39Y7278 and DPS-530AB A for drop-in replacement. Units are supplied new and test working.
Designed for continuous operation in rack environments, the unit maintains its rated output without the thermal throttling seen in short-burst desktop supplies. It is not suited for builds that require higher wattage or redundant hot-swap modules.
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The unit is tested working and built to server-grade quality standards, so it maintains stable output and thermal performance under continuous 530W loads.
You need a compatible server chassis that accepts an ATX-type power supply with the matching 39Y7277 or 39Y7278 connector pinout.
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