Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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750 W server power supply for HP XW9300 AMD workstations, matching part numbers 377788-001 and 372357-003
This 750W unit is built for the HP XW9300 AMD workstation and carries part numbers 377788-001 and 372357-003. It replaces a failed DPS-750CBA module in that specific chassis. Buyers needing a different form factor or higher wattage must look elsewhere.
The supply seats into the original bay and locks with the existing latch. Proprietary pin-out prevents use in standard ATX cases. Missing the matching HP backplane will stop the install. Verify the exact part number before ordering.
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Check that the system powers on without shutdowns, the motherboard LEDs show normal status, and the PSU fan spins quietly under load.
The supply includes its fixed output harness for the XW9300 backplane; you only need a standard IEC C13 mains cord for wall power.
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