Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Delivers 270 W in a compact Flex ATX form factor with 80 Plus efficiency
This new FSP unit delivers 270 watts in a compact Flex ATX form factor. It carries an 80 Plus efficiency rating and fits 1U server or HTPC chassis. The supply suits builders who need reliable power in a tight enclosure. ||
Verify that your motherboard and drives match the supply's fixed cable set. Confirm the 270W output covers every installed component. Ensure the 1U height clears your case and that the Flex ATX mounting holes align with the chassis.
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The unit ships with its fixed cable harness for a 1U Flex ATX or Mini‑ITX build; no modular cables are included, so any extra leads required by your chassis must be purchased separately.
The 270 W rating suits 1U Flex ATX or Mini‑ITX servers and HTPCs that need 80 Plus efficiency within the 60 mm depth limit.
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