Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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AT power supply delivers 1000 W at 12 V for HP DL380 G5 servers
This new myVolts DL380G5 DPS-800GB A unit delivers 1000 W at 12 V in an AT form factor. It is built as a direct replacement for the HP DL380G5 server platform where a mute, high-output supply is required.
Builders working with other chassis, different voltage rails or lower power budgets should look elsewhere because this supply is tailored to the specific server model and its 12 V architecture.
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The 1000W rating shows the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver to the server's components, allowing the DL380G5 to run fully populated configurations without hitting a power ceiling.
It uses the AT form factor, which dictates the physical dimensions and connector layout, so it only fits chassis and backplanes designed for AT-spec supplies.
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