Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 2000 W server power supply delivering sixteen 6+2-pin connectors for GPU mining rigs
This YINGHUA server power supply delivers 2000W of power for high-density GPU mining rigs. It provides 16 native 6+2-pin PCIe connectors to drive multiple graphics cards from a single unit. The design targets builds that need maximum connector count without adapter cables.
Builders who need EPS, Molex or other connector types should look elsewhere because this unit only offers PCIe outputs. Systems requiring redundant hot-swap modules or lower-wattage options are also outside the intended use case.
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Dust the intake mesh every few months; the fan is rated for continuous server duty and typically runs for years before a bearing swap is needed.
The unit is built for sustained 2000W output; thermal protection will trip first if airflow is blocked or ambient temperature climbs too high.
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