Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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300 W replacement power supply for Inspiron 3910 and 3710 MT desktops
This 300 W power supply is built for Dell Inspiron 3910 and 3710 micro-tower desktops. It matches the original H300EPS-01 and D300EPS-00 part numbers. The unit is new and ready for direct installation. It restores reliable power to compatible office and home systems.
The supply only fits models that list H300EPS-01, D300EPS-00, 3XY3J, 03XY3J, 6R2MV or 06R2MV as the approved replacement. Builders using other chassis, form factors or wattage requirements cannot use this unit. Verify the label on the original PSU before ordering.
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The 300 W rating is the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to the motherboard, CPU, drives and graphics card in those desktops.
It uses the Dell proprietary 8-pin main connector that fits the Inspiron 3910 and 3710 motherboards, limiting use to those models.
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