Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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17-port GPU mining PSU breakout board with 6-pin connectors and LED display supports 750W, 1200W and 1400W power supplies
This board distributes power from a compatible server PSU to multiple graphics cards. It accepts 750W, 1200W or 1400W units and provides seventeen 6-pin outputs. An integrated LED display shows operating status at a glance.
The board replaces standard ATX harnesses and frees up motherboard power headers. It requires a server power supply with matching wattage and pinout. Builders needing fewer than seventeen GPU connections or a different connector type should choose another distribution method.
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The board supplies 17 six-pin connectors to feed multiple graphics cards from a single server PSU.
The LED panel shows real-time voltage and current draw so you can monitor load during extended mining sessions.
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