Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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750-watt ATX server power supply tested for reliable operation
This 750-watt unit is built as a direct replacement for the Lenovo X3650 M5 server platform. It carries part numbers 94Y8143 and 94Y8144 and is supplied new with verified working condition. The supply fits the proprietary DPS-750AB-28 A form factor used in these systems.
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 750-watt rating matched to the X3650 M5 chassis. Builders using a different server model or a chassis requiring a higher or lower wattage module cannot use this unit.
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The 750W rating is the maximum continuous power this DPS-750AB-28 unit can deliver to the X3650 M5 system components under load.
The ATX designation confirms the physical dimensions and connector layout match the X3650 M5 power bay, so the DPS-750AB-28 slides in and locks without adapters.
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