Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 925 W of power to an HP Z640 workstation using part numbers 719797-001 or 758468-001
This 925-watt unit is a direct replacement for the HP Z640 workstation power supply. It matches part numbers 719797-001 and 758468-001 and is supplied new. It is intended for technicians or owners restoring power to that specific workstation model.
The only specification that determines fit is the exact HP part number match. This unit replaces 719797-001, 758468-001 and D12-925P1A only. It will not suit other HP workstations, servers or standard ATX builds that require different pinouts or form factors.
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The 925W unit matches the original HP Z640 specification, so it supports the same maximum component load the workstation was designed for.
Yes, it is built to the D12-925P1A design used in the HP Z640, so the connector layout and physical dimensions align with the original chassis.
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