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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ATX power supply module tested working for M821E systems
The NetSure 801 is an ATX form-factor power supply module designed specifically for the M821E platform. It delivers the electrical conversion required by that chassis and is supplied new and tested as working. This unit suits technicians and system integrators maintaining or deploying M821E systems.
The module replaces an existing NetSure 801 or equivalent M821E power supply that has failed or reached end of life. The jump is worth it when the original unit no longer holds load, shows voltage drift or prevents the chassis from posting. It is not for builders needing a different form factor, higher wattage than the original design or a supply for non-M821E hardware.
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The module follows the ATX form factor, matching the M821E power bay dimensions for a direct mechanical fit.
Align the module’s connector key with the M821E backplane guide and press firmly until the latch clicks; skipping the audible click leaves the power pins unseated.
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