Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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650W replacement power supply for Lenovo P500, P510, P700 and P710 workstations
This 650 W server power supply is built for Lenovo ThinkStation P700, P710, P500 and P510 workstations. It replaces the PS-3651-1L-LF unit identified by part number 54Y8908. The unit is new and designed to fit the original chassis without modification.
The 650 W rating delivers enough headroom for the factory CPU and GPU configurations shipped in these workstations. It will not support upgraded dual-GPU setups or heavily overclocked processors that exceed the original thermal design power. Buyers adding high-wattage expansion cards should verify total system draw before ordering.
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Yes, the unit is listed for Lenovo P500 and P510 workstations, so it matches the chassis and power requirements of your P500.
The workstation should power on without errors, the PSU fan should spin, and the system should remain stable under load.
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