Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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New 1200 W ATX power supply for X440 and X445 servers, part numbers 74P4354 and 74P4353, tested working
This new ATX power supply carries part numbers 74P4354 and 74P4353 and is identified as the DPS-1200DB A model. It is tested working and intended for X445 and X440 server platforms requiring a 1200 watt unit. The unit delivers standard ATX connectivity for compatible server chassis.
This unit suits administrators replacing a failed 74P4354 or 74P4353 module in supported X445 or X440 systems. Builders needing a different form factor, alternate pinout, or higher wattage for other platforms should look elsewhere. It is not for desktop ATX builds requiring standard consumer cables.
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| Product type | ATX |
The unit carries part numbers 74P4354 and 74P4353 and is labelled for X445 and X440 server power.
The DPS-1200DB A is a 1200 W ATX supply; physical fit depends on the chassis power-bay dimensions.
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