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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750 W ATX unit rated 80 Plus Platinum for Intel server use
This 750W ATX unit carries 80 Plus Platinum certification and is built for Intel server platforms. It delivers stable switching power for rack-mount and pedestal systems that demand continuous operation. The original DPS-750XB A design targets data-centre workloads rather than desktop builds.
Platinum-rated efficiency reduces waste heat and lowers operating cost in always-on environments. The server-grade connector layout assumes a compatible backplane or chassis harness, so builders using standard ATX motherboards will need an adapter harness. Buyers who need a conventional desktop PSU with native 24-pin and modular cables should choose a different unit.
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Yes, the ATX-formatted unit is rated for 750W continuous output and 80 Plus Platinum efficiency.
It follows the standard ATX power-supply form factor, so it fits any chassis with an ATX PSU bay and matching screw pattern.
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