Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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280-watt replacement unit for Optiplex GX520 and 620 desktops
This genuine Dell power supply delivers 280 W of regulated power for OptiPlex GX520 and 620 desktop systems. It replaces part number U9087 and is supplied new in original packaging. The unit is designed specifically for these legacy Dell chassis.
The proprietary connector layout and mechanical keying prevent installation in standard ATX cases or other Dell models. Builders needing higher wattage, modular cabling or modern efficiency ratings must select a different platform. This supply cannot support upgrades that exceed its 280 W rating.
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Yes, the U9087 is a 280 Watt power supply listed as compatible with both the OptiPlex GX520 and GX620 models.
The U9087 delivers 280 Watts, matching the original specification for the GX620, so it supports the standard hardware configured for that chassis.
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