Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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Redundant ATX power supply for X3200 M2 servers, part numbers 39Y7332, 39Y7331, 49Y8280 and 46M667, tested working
This unit is a replacement redundant power supply designed for the X3200 M2 server platform. It matches part numbers 39Y7332, 39Y7331, 49Y8280 and 46M667. The supply is new and has been tested to confirm working operation. It provides the standard ATX form factor required by the chassis.
The single specification that decides compatibility is the ATX form factor, which must match the server's power supply bay and mounting points. Buyers whose systems require a different physical size or connector layout cannot use this unit. No other interface or proprietary standard is indicated in the data.
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The 3200 W figure is the maximum continuous output the redundant supply can deliver to the X3200 M2 server under full load.
The unit conforms to the ATX form factor, so its physical dimensions and connector layout are fixed by that standard for the X3200 M2 chassis.
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