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ATX power supply delivering 190 watts for the HP Vectra VL420 desktop
This HP 0950-4151 unit delivers 190 watts of ATX power and is built specifically for the Vectra VL420 desktop. It serves as a direct replacement for the original factory supply in that chassis. The module is new and matches the electrical specification required by the system.
Verify that the target machine is a Vectra VL420 before ordering. Confirm the existing supply uses a standard ATX connector layout and that the 190 W rating matches the original unit. Builders working with any other model or form factor should select a different power module.
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The unit is a 190 Watt ATX power supply designed for the Vectra VL420. No cables, brackets or mounting hardware are listed in the product data.
The 190 Watt ATX model with part number 0950-4151 is the version specified for the Vectra VL420.
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