NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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KHACHIMO
Hot-swap server power supply delivering 750 W in a 2751 form factor
This KHACHIMO 2751 is a 750W hot-swap power supply built to the ATX form factor. It is designed for server chassis that support redundant, tool-less replacement while the system remains powered on. The unit has been tested working and is offered in new condition.
This supply suits administrators who need a 750W ATX unit with hot-swap capability for compatible server enclosures. It will not fit standard desktop cases that lack a hot-swap backplane or redundant cage. Buyers who need a fixed, non-redundant PSU for a tower build should look at a conventional ATX model instead.
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The PS-2751-5LD is a hot-swap power supply designed for server chassis bays that accept this form factor; the unit slides into a compatible redundant power supply slot.
Redundant operation typically requires matched wattage modules; mixing a 750 W unit with a lower-rated supply may prevent proper load sharing or trigger a fault.
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