NEMIX RAM 2TB (16×128GB) DDR5 4800 CL40 1.1V 288-pin ECC RDIMM server RAM
- 2TB (16 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR5 RDIMM
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Intel
Delivers 750 W with 80 Plus Platinum efficiency for redundant server power
This Intel DPS-750XB is a 750 W redundant power supply rated 80 Plus Platinum for high efficiency. It carries part number E98791-009 and is supplied new for server or workstation deployments. The platinum rating helps reduce operating costs in continuous-use environments.
This unit suits builders assembling redundant power configurations in compatible Intel server chassis. It is not for buyers who need a standard ATX form factor for desktop cases. It is also not for systems requiring a different wattage or efficiency rating than the specified 750 W Platinum.
No published specifications for this item yet.
This unit is a redundant power supply module designed for Intel server chassis that accept the DPS-750XB form factor and matching backplane connector.
No, redundant operation requires matching hot-swap modules in a compatible redundant cage; mixing with a standard PSU will not provide redundancy.
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