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Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle Server Power Supply for IBM 74Y6496 74Y6486 300G 15K SAS 2.5 P720 P740 P750

SKU CH-CWNM-NEA6N

Replacement power supply for IBM P720, P740 and P750 servers supporting 300 GB 15K SAS 2.5-inch drives

  • Compatible with IBM 74Y6496 and 74Y6486 part numbers
  • Supports Power 720, 740 and 750 server models
  • Designed for 300G 15K SAS 2.5 inch drives
  • Brand new Supersuperuncle server power supply unit

Supersuperuncle Server Power Supply for IBM Systems

This Supersuperuncle server power supply is built for IBM Power 720, 740 and 750 servers. It replaces IBM part numbers 74Y6496 and 74Y6486. The unit is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible enterprise environments.

Fits IBM Power 720 740 750 Chassis

The power supply slots directly into the server chassis without adapters. It delivers the power required for 300G 15K SAS 2.5 drives and other installed components. Builders needing a different form factor or wattage rating should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • Compatible with IBM 74Y6496 and 74Y6486 part numbers
  • Supports Power 720, 740 and 750 server models
  • Designed for 300G 15K SAS 2.5 inch drives
  • Brand new Supersuperuncle server power supply unit

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How does the 15K RPM spindle speed affect sustained throughput on the SAS interface?

The 15K RPM spindle keeps sequential read and write rates high during long transfers, so the SAS link stays saturated without the latency dips seen on slower drives.

What fan noise and heat output should I expect when this 300G SAS drive runs continuously in a P720 server?

The 15K RPM motor and SAS controller generate noticeable heat; the server chassis fans will ramp up to keep temperatures stable, producing a steady mid-range airflow sound.

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