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Silver rectangular ATX power supply unit with fan grille and connector sockets

godream

godream DPS-400AB-12A 400W ATX power supply

SKU CH-HJJ1-SW8YM

400 W ATX switching power supply operating at 50/60 Hz with 12 V output

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers up to 400 W for stable system power
  • Operates on 50 Hz and 60 Hz mains worldwide
  • ATX form factor fits standard PC cases
  • 12 V output rail supports modern components

Direct ATX replacement for legacy builds

The godream DPS-400AB-12A is a 400W ATX power supply built to the standard 50/60Hz input range. It targets owners of older workstations or industrial chassis that require this exact form factor and connector layout. The unit delivers the rated output without additional feature sets.

Swaps failed units in fixed-configuration systems

This model replaces a defective original supply in machines where the backplane and wiring harness are locked to the DPS-400AB-12A pinout. The jump is worth it when the existing unit has failed and no adapter or retrofit is possible. Builders needing modular cables or higher wattage should look elsewhere.

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Price $158.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will this ATX power supply fit a standard ATX case?

Yes, it follows the ATX form factor and mounts with four screws in any standard ATX chassis.

What is the common wiring mistake when installing this unit?

Forgetting to seat the 24-pin motherboard connector and the 4-pin CPU power connector fully until they click.

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