HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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250 W power supply module for Optiplex 790 and 990 desktops
This 250 watt unit is a direct replacement power supply built for Dell Optiplex 790 and 990 desktop towers. It delivers the rated wattage the original chassis and motherboard expect. Buyers who need a higher output for discrete graphics upgrades cannot use this module.
The supply mounts inside the original desktop case and connects to the existing motherboard power headers. It frees the builder from sourcing proprietary pin-out adapters or modifying the case. No additional cables or brackets are required beyond what the Optiplex 790 or 990 already provides.
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The module is rated at 250 W and is designed to supply that level continuously to compatible OptiPlex 790 and 990 desktop systems.
The 250 W unit uses a temperature-controlled fan that spins up only under heavy load, keeping acoustic output low during typical all-day operation in OptiPlex 790 and 990 chassis.
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