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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A dual-current ATX switching power supply delivering 24 V or 36 V output at 1500 W
This new ATX power supply delivers 1500 W across two independent outputs rated at 24 V and 36 V. It suits test benches, industrial rigs or custom builds that require both rails from a single chassis. The unit has been verified as working before dispatch. Builders needing only one fixed voltage can still use the other rail for auxiliary gear.
Each supply is checked for correct operation so it arrives ready for integration. The dual-current design lets you power a main 24 V load and a 36 V peripheral without adding a second PSU, reducing cable clutter and mounting points. No extra converters are required for the two voltages. Users who need a single-output or higher-wattage model should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit delivers both 24 V and 36 V outputs from a single 1500 W switching supply.
It follows the ATX form-factor, so it fits standard ATX mounting points and cut-outs.
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