Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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925 W replacement power supply for HP Z640 workstations, matching part numbers 719797-001 and 758468-001
This unit is built to power the HP Z640 workstation with a 925 W output. It fits directly into that chassis using the original D12-925P1A form factor. System integrators and IT teams replacing a failed unit will find it matches the factory specification.
The 925 W rating supports dual high-end CPUs and multiple GPUs inside the Z640. It runs out of headroom when the configuration exceeds that power envelope or when a different workstation model requires another pin-out or wattage.
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Yes, the supply is built for the HP Z640 and matches part numbers 719797-001 and 758468-001, so the original connectors align directly.
The Z640 will POST normally and the system management interface will report the PSU as present and healthy with no voltage alerts.
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