Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 950W to Dell Precision T5820, T7820 and T5920 workstations
This 950W server power supply is built for Dell Precision T5820, T7820 and T5920 workstations. It replaces the original unit in professional desktop systems that require reliable, high-output power delivery. The part is new and matches the OEM specifications for these supported models.
The decisive specification is the exact workstation compatibility list: Precision T5820, T7820 and T5920 only. Builders using any other chassis, server platform or Precision generation cannot use this unit and must source a different power supply.
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It delivers up to 950 watts of continuous power to the motherboard, CPU, memory and drives inside those workstations.
It uses the proprietary Dell Precision connector that fits only T5820, T7820 and T5920 chassis, so it cannot be used in standard ATX cases.
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