Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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220-watt server power supply fits Optiplex GX520 small-form-factor chassis
This Dell N220P-01 power supply delivers 220 watts of power in a Small Form Factor design. It is built specifically for the Optiplex GX520 desktop chassis. The unit is supplied new and carries the Dell part number N220P-01. It serves as a direct replacement for a failed or missing original power supply.
This supply suits owners of an Optiplex GX520 SFF who need a like-for-like replacement. Builders using any other case, motherboard or form factor cannot use this unit. Buyers who want more wattage or a standard ATX form factor should look at something else.
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The system should power on normally, show no POST errors, and run stable under load, indicating the 220 W unit is functioning correctly.
The 220 W power supply itself is included; the IEC mains cable and any mounting screws for the small form factor chassis are not supplied.
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