SK hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-XN 16GB DDR4-3200 CL22 ECC Registered Dual Rank server RAM
- 16GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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godream
A 2450 W ATX power supply compatible with HP C7000 server part numbers 7001503-J000, 500242-001, 488603-001 and 499243-B21
The godream HSTNS-PR16 is a new 2450W ATX power supply built for the HP C7000 server chassis. It replaces part numbers 7001503-J000, 500242-001, 488603-001 and 499243-B21. This unit suits administrators restoring or expanding blade infrastructure.
The supply slots into the C7000 enclosure without adapters, delivering high-density power to installed blade modules. It frees rack space by consolidating 2450W into a single hot-pluggable unit. Buyers needing non-HP form factors or lower wattage should look elsewhere.
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The power supply is rated for 2450W continuous output, which is the limit reached first under sustained full-load operation.
The unit uses internal fans that increase speed with load; at full 2450W output the airflow noise is audible in a typical server room but within normal rack expectations.
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