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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 800W Dual CPU Server Power Supply

SKU CH-PB41-P3Z7A

Delivers up to 850 W to dual-CPU server motherboards in a single unit

  • 800 W output powers dual-CPU server boards
  • Multiple wattage options from 600 W to 850 W suit different builds
  • New condition ensures full factory reliability
  • Server-grade design built for continuous operation

800W Dual CPU Server Power Supply

This Supersuperuncle unit delivers 800 watts for dual-processor server configurations. It is built for rackmount or workstation chassis that require redundant or high-output power. The supply supports demanding multi-socket workloads with stable voltage regulation. Suitable for new deployments or replacement in compatible enterprise hardware.

Who This Does Not Suit

Builders assembling single-socket desktop PCs or small-form-factor systems will find the output and form factor excessive. Environments needing power levels below 600 watts or above 850 watts should select a different unit. Installations lacking the required server-grade connectors or mounting brackets cannot use this supply. Buyers without dual-CPU power requirements should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 800 W output powers dual-CPU server boards
  • Multiple wattage options from 600 W to 850 W suit different builds
  • New condition ensures full factory reliability
  • Server-grade design built for continuous operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which wattage should I pick for a dual-CPU server build?

Choose the rating that covers the combined TDP of both processors plus drives and add-in cards; the range runs from 600 W to 850 W in 50 W steps.

What does the 800 W rating mean once the unit is installed?

It is the maximum continuous DC output the supply can deliver to the motherboard and peripherals under full load.

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