Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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500 W server power supply with an 8-pin graphics card connector
This 500 watt server power supply is built for desktop and gaming console systems needing reliable DC output. It fits configurations that call for a standard server form factor and a single high-power rail.
The unit includes an 8-pin graphics card connector to support discrete GPUs within the 500 watt budget. Systems drawing sustained loads above that rating or requiring multiple auxiliary power cables will exceed its capacity.
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The supply delivers 500 W total and includes an 8-pin graphics connector; verify your motherboard uses a 24-pin ATX plug and that the 8-pin can be split or adapted for the 4-pin CPU socket before installing.
After fitting the unit, power on the system and check that the fan spins, the POST completes, and the graphics card receives stable power under load.
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