Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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600 W server power supply with a 10-pin connector for Lenovo systems, supporting dual graphics cards via 8-pin connectors
This new Supersuperuncle unit replaces the FSP600-60AGPAA in Lenovo systems. It delivers 600W through a 10 pin connector and includes 8-pin PCIe leads for dual graphics cards. The power supply fits the original mounting points without modification.
Builders using non-Lenovo chassis or different mainboard pinouts should look elsewhere. The fixed 10 pin layout prevents use in standard ATX boards. Systems requiring higher wattage or alternative connector types are not supported.
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The 10-pin connector is designed for Lenovo systems and restricts use to compatible motherboards that accept this pin layout.
It follows a standard server PSU form factor and requires a chassis with a matching 10-pin power receptacle and adequate airflow clearance.
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