Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 750 W server power supply for the HP XW9300 workstation, matching part numbers 377788-001 and 372357-004
This new 750W unit is a direct replacement power supply for the HP XW9300 workstation. It matches part numbers 377788-001 and 372357-004 along with the DPS-750CB A model designation. The component restores reliable power delivery to a compatible system.
This supply fits only the HP XW9300 platform using the listed part numbers. It will not work in other workstations, standard ATX cases or servers that require different connectors or form factors. Builders assembling a custom PC or upgrading a different brand should look elsewhere.
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The server should complete POST and show no power-related error lights; a stable boot into the operating system indicates the supply is functioning.
The power supply module itself is included; all cables and mounting hardware are already integrated in the HP XW9300 chassis.
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