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godream PWS-704P-1R redundant ATX power supply 750W

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godream PWS-704P-1R Redundant Power Supply 750W

SKU CH-4Y2F-YNTV4

A 750 W redundant ATX power supply for continuous server uptime

  • TypeATX
  • 750 W redundant output keeps systems running if one module fails
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace a unit without shutting down
  • ATX form factor fits standard server and workstation chassis
  • 704 model code identifies the exact replacement part

Redundant 750W ATX power supply

The godream PWS-704P-1R delivers 750 watts through a redundant ATX design that keeps systems running if one module fails. It targets servers and workstations that cannot tolerate unexpected downtime.

Sustained load behaviour

Redundant modules share the load so each unit runs below its maximum rating during continuous operation. This reduces thermal stress and extends component life compared with a single non-redundant supply. Buyers needing hot-swap replacement without a redundant chassis should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 750 W redundant output keeps systems running if one module fails
  • Hot-swap design lets you replace a unit without shutting down
  • ATX form factor fits standard server and workstation chassis
  • 704 model code identifies the exact replacement part

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How loud does the PWS-704P-1R get under continuous 750 W load?

The unit uses redundant modules that share the load, so fan speed stays lower than a single 750 W supply would need at full output.

What existing chassis and cabling does the PWS-704P-1R require to operate?

It fits a standard ATX redundant bay and needs the matching 24-pin ATX, 8-pin EPS and peripheral cables already installed in the case.

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