Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 250 W to servers through a 20-pin connector with four IDE plugs
This new Supersuperuncle power supply is built to the Delta DPS-250AB-101B specification and provides a single 20-pin main connector alongside four IDE power leads. It is intended for legacy servers or industrial systems that still rely on that pinout and drive interface.
The unit fits chassis and motherboards wired for the 20-pin standard and powers drives using the four IDE plugs. It will not serve builds that require a different main connector layout or additional drive power types not listed here.
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The 20-pin connector limits the supply to the pin-out defined for the DPS-250AB-101B, capping usable output to 250 W and the four IDE device connections.
The supply uses the DPS-250AB-101B form factor with a 20-pin main connector and four IDE power leads, so the chassis must accept that exact housing and connector layout.
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