Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 475 W server power supply built for the HP XW4600 workstation, matching part numbers 450937-001 and 468930-001
This 475 watt unit is built as a direct replacement for the HP XW4600 workstation. It matches part numbers 450937-001 and 468930-001 for exact fitment. The supply is new and ready for installation in supported systems.
The supply slots into the XW4600 chassis using the native connector layout. It delivers the voltages the original board expects without adapter cables. Builders needing a different form factor or higher output must choose another model.
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The unit is rated for 475 W continuous output, which is the limit reached first during sustained use.
The fan speed ramps with load and temperature; at typical workstation loads it runs quietly, but under continuous 475 W draw it will spin faster and produce noticeable airflow noise.
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