Kingston Technology Corp. KSM32RD4/32MRR 32GB DDR4 3200 CL22 ECC Registered Server RAM
- 32GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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550 watt ATX power supply tested working for ML150 and DL160 G9 servers
This 550 W ATX unit is built to fit the ML150 and DL160 Gen9 platforms using part numbers 748949-001, 766879-001 and HSTNS-PL53. It delivers standard ATX power for rack-mounted workloads. The supply is new and has been tested working before shipment.
The cold-plug connector requires the server to be powered off before the unit is swapped, so plan maintenance windows accordingly. Build quality is described as good quality by the manufacturer. It is not suited for hot-swap bays or systems that demand redundant, live replacement.
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It is an ATX-type unit rated at 550 W, so it conforms to the ATX form-factor and power specification used by compatible desktops and servers.
Yes, the supplier title lists ML150 and DL160 G9 alongside part numbers 748949-001, 766879-001 and HSTNS-PL53, indicating direct mechanical compatibility with those models.
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