Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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500 W server power supply with a 10-pin Lenovo connector and an 8-pin GPU connector
This 500 W server power supply replaces the Lenovo 10-pin units FSP500-AGPAA and FSP400-40AGPAA. It delivers standard ATX power plus an 8-pin GPU connector so a discrete graphics card can be added to a compatible Lenovo chassis. The unit is new and rated for continuous 500 W output.
The 10-pin connector plugs directly into the Lenovo motherboard without adapters. The 8-pin GPU lead follows normal PCIe routing; ensure the card’s power draw stays within the supply’s 500 W total. Builders who need more than one 8-pin connector or a standard 24-pin ATX header cannot use this unit.
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The unit powers on when the 10-pin connector is seated in the Lenovo motherboard header and the system POST completes without power-loss warnings.
The 8-pin graphics-card connector is built into the supply; no separate cable purchase is required.
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