SK hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-XN 16GB DDR4-3200 CL22 ECC Registered Dual Rank server RAM
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- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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KHACHIMO
An 850 W redundant server supply delivering 48 V at 17.5 A for high-availability systems
The KHACHIMO DS850-9-401 delivers 850W at 48V and 17.5A in a redundant ATX form factor. It is built for server and workstation chassis that accept hot-swap power modules. The unit arrives new and has been tested for basic operation. Its single high-voltage rail suits platforms designed around 48V distribution.
This supply fits administrators upgrading or maintaining systems that specify a 48V 850W redundant module with the DS850-9-401 form factor. Builders whose equipment requires multiple lower-voltage rails, non-redundant ATX pinouts, or a different physical footprint should look elsewhere.
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The DS850-9-401 delivers 850 W at 48 V and 17.5 A; choose it when your server chassis requires exactly that wattage and voltage combination.
It means the supply can continuously provide up to 850 watts of 48 V power to the server, with 17.5 A available on the main rail.
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