Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Replacement 450 W server PSU with 6-pin GPU and 3-pin small black connectors for Lenovo Fengxing K415, K450 and Kangshu PC7033-EL0G
This 450 W server power supply is built as a direct replacement for the Lenovo Fengxing K415 and K450 Kangshu systems. It ships new and matches the original PC7033-EL0G form factor for drop-in installation.
The unit provides a 6-pin graphics-card power lead and a 3-pin small black head connector for the motherboard. Buyers whose chassis or board requires a different main-power pin layout or additional peripheral cables will need another model.
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It is the maximum continuous output the supply can deliver to the Kangshu PC7033 system board and the 6-pin graphics connector combined.
A 6-pin PEG connector for the graphics card and a 3-pin small black head keyed for the Lenovo Kangshu PC7033 motherboard.
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