Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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230W server power supply built for the GW330 desktop host
This 230W server power supply is built for the GW330 computer host desktop platform. It delivers the rated output required by that specific chassis and is sold in new condition. The unit targets system integrators and IT maintainers who need a direct replacement for the original power module.
The supply mounts inside the GW330 host using its native connector layout, so no harness modifications are needed. It occupies the standard power-supply bay, leaving remaining drive bays and expansion slots free for storage or add-in cards. Builders requiring higher wattage or a different form factor should look elsewhere.
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The power supply is rated at 230W continuous output for the GW330 host desktop.
The fan runs at a constant speed to maintain stable temperatures under the 230W load.
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