Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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250 W 1U power supply for FSP270-60LE and compatible ITX NAS cases
The Supersuperuncle FSP270-60LE delivers 250W in a 1U form factor for FSPATX250W P4 and HK250-93FP compatible systems. It suits ITX case and FLEX NAS builds that require this specific server power supply model.
The 250W output caps total system draw so high-power CPUs or multiple GPUs cannot be supported. The 1U height restricts use to compatible chassis only. Builders needing more than 250W or a different form factor must choose another unit.
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The FSP270-60LE is a 250 W 1U unit designed for ITX cases and FLEX NAS chassis; the HK250-93FP reference confirms the same 250 W rating for those form factors.
It provides up to 250 W of continuous power to the motherboard and drives within a 1U rackmount or ITX enclosure, supporting typical FLEX NAS configurations.
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