Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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460W replacement power supply for HP Envy 700 and Pavilion H8 desktops
This 460 W server power supply carries model DPS-460DB-5A and part number 633187-001. It is built as a direct replacement for the original unit in HP Envy 700 and Pavilion H8 desktops. Buyers restoring or repairing those specific systems will find the correct fit and connector layout.
The unit uses a proprietary mechanical and electrical design that matches the HP 700 series chassis only. It will not install in standard ATX cases or motherboards without adapter hardware. Builders planning a custom chassis or a different motherboard should choose a standard-form-factor supply instead.
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The unit carries part numbers 633187-001 and 633187-002 and is listed for the HP 700 series.
It is the total continuous power the supply can deliver to the components in those machines.
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