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Rectangular silver server power supply unit with rear fan grille and power socket

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godream D450E-S0 450W power supply for Dell R430 0P34M3

SKU CH-S0FY-MMY55

A 450 W ATX power supply tested and verified for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers

  • Product typeATX
  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge R430 servers
  • Delivers 450W output for stable operation
  • ATX form factor fits standard bays
  • Tested working to ensure reliability

godream D450E-S0 450W PSU for Dell R430

This godream D450E-S0 unit is a 450W ATX power supply built for the Dell PowerEdge R430 server. It matches the 0P34M3 part number and arrives new and tested working. Server administrators maintaining an R430 chassis can install it directly as a like-for-like replacement.

Replaces a failed or ageing Dell 0P34M3 module

The D450E-S0 restores 450W of cold-redundant power to a PowerEdge R430 when the original supply fails or shows instability. The jump is worth it when the server must stay online and a tested, compatible unit is required. It does not suit builds needing higher wattage or a different form factor.

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Price $219.99
Pricier than about 67% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the D450E-S0 450W unit fit the standard ATX cut-out in a Dell PowerEdge R430 chassis?

Yes, it is an ATX-type supply built for the R430 so it matches the server's native power bay dimensions and mounting holes.

What is the common mistake when sliding this supply into the R430 bay?

Not pushing the module fully home until the retention latch clicks; a partial seat leaves the power pins unconnected and the server will not start.

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