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Silver rectangular server power supply unit with rear connector and ventilation grille

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle For DELL CPS750-D121 6GTF5 R510 910 server power supply

SKU CH-K7TD-C2XK1

Replacement 750 W DC power supply for Dell PowerEdge R510 and R910 servers

  • Replacement-ready for Dell CPS750-D121 server units
  • 750 W output supports PowerEdge R510 and R910
  • Matches Dell part number 6GTF5 exactly
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Supersuperuncle 750 W server power supply

This new Supersuperuncle unit replaces the DELL CPS750-D121 in PowerEdge R510 and R910 servers. It delivers 750 watts of DC power for rack-mounted workloads. The part number 6GTF5 identifies the compatible Dell chassis. System administrators sourcing a direct swap for a failed or ageing module will find the correct fit here.

Integration into a Dell rack build

The supply slides into the standard redundant bay of the R510 or R910 without cable adapters. It frees the builder from hunting legacy Dell spares and restores N+1 redundancy in a dual-slot chassis. Buyers who need a higher-wattage module or a different form factor for another server generation cannot use this unit.

Highlights

  • Replacement-ready for Dell CPS750-D121 server units
  • 750 W output supports PowerEdge R510 and R910
  • Matches Dell part number 6GTF5 exactly
  • New condition ensures full rated performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much continuous power can the CPS750-D121 deliver to a Dell PowerEdge R510 or R910?

The unit is rated for 750 watts of DC output, matching the Dell CPS750-D121 specification for both server models.

What happens to fan noise and heat when the supply runs at full load all day in a rack?

The built-in fan spins faster as internal temperature rises, moving enough air to keep components within thermal limits during sustained 750 W operation.

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