Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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240 W power supply with 6 pin and 4 pin connectors for Dell Vostro 3667, 3668 and 3268 desktops
This 240 W power supply replaces the AC240ES-02 unit in Dell Vostro 3667, 3668 and 3268 desktops. It delivers the exact connector layout required by those models. The unit is new and ready for immediate installation.
The cable harness provides only a 6-pin and a 4-pin connector for motherboard power. Systems that require an 8-pin EPS or additional PCIe plugs cannot use this supply. Builders needing more connectors must choose a different unit.
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This unit is the 240 W model built for the Dell Vostro 3667, 3668 and 3268; choose it when your system label calls for a 240 W supply.
It means the supply can deliver up to 240 W total to the motherboard and drives through the 6 pin and 4 pin connectors inside the small-form-factor chassis.
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