Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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650 W power supply for HP C8000 workstations, replacing part numbers 403011-001 and 399324-001
This 650 W unit is built as a direct replacement for the HP C8000 workstation. It matches the original DPS-650CB A form factor and connector layout so the system powers on without modification. Buyers restoring or maintaining this specific workstation model will find the correct fit.
The supply is keyed to the C8000's proprietary pin-out and mechanical latch, so it will not install in standard ATX cases or other HP workstation families. Builds requiring more than 650 W or a different connector arrangement must use a different part.
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The 650 W rating is the maximum continuous power this supply can deliver to the HP C8000 workstation components.
The DPS-650CB A uses the proprietary HP C8000 connector, which limits use to that specific workstation platform.
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