NEMIX RAM DDR5-5600 2TB (16x128GB) ECC RDIMM CL46 1.1V Supermicro H14SST-G memory upgrade
- 2TB (16 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR5 RDIMM
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2980 W ATX power supply compatible with IBM servers using part numbers 39Y7415, 39Y7414 and 69Y5844
This 2980 watt ATX power supply is built for IBM server platforms that require the DPS-2980AB A unit. It matches part numbers 39Y7415, 39Y7414 and 69Y5844 for direct replacement in compatible chassis. The unit delivers high-density power for demanding enterprise workloads.
The ATX physical layout restricts this supply to server chassis designed for that specific footprint. It will not fit proprietary blade enclosures or redundant hot-swap bays that use a different mechanical standard. Buyers needing a smaller form factor or a different connector pin-out must select an alternative model.
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The unit matches part numbers 39Y7415, 39Y7414 and 69Y5844, so any of those listings refer to the same 2980W power supply.
It is the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver to the server's components under load, not a figure the system draws at idle.
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