Athena Power
Athena Power AP-MPS3ATX30 300W Micro PS3 ATX server power supply
300 W Micro PS3 ATX unit with 24-pin ATX, 4-pin CPU, two SATA, three Molex, floppy, 6-pin auxiliary and HP video connectors for mini-servers and HTPCs
- 300 W output powers compact servers and HTPCs
- 24-pin ATX plus P4 12 V and PCI-E 6-pin connectors fit modern motherboards
- Dual-voltage 115/230 V AC input suits global deployments
- 100 000-hour MTBF at 25 °C ensures long-term reliability
- 86" × 3.3" × 4" Micro PS3 form factor fits space-constrained chassis
Product Identity
The Athena Power AP-MPS3ATX30 is a 300 watt micro PS3 ATX server power supply designed for compact systems. It targets builders working with mini-ATX cases, custom PCs, mini-servers or HTPCs where space is limited.
Pre-Installation Checks
Verify that your motherboard uses a 24 pin ATX connector and a 4 pin P4 12 volt connector. Ensure the case can accommodate the 5.86 by 3.3 by 4 inch dimensions and that your components match the available SATA, Molex, floppy, aux 6 pin and HP video 4 pin connectors.
Build and Connectors
The unit carries a 100,000 hour rating at maximum load at 25 degrees Celsius and includes a smart auto fan speed controller that adjusts airflow to heat levels. Its connector set covers SATA drives, legacy peripherals and a PCI-E 6 pin for an add-in graphics card.
Highlights
- 300 W output powers compact servers and HTPCs
- 24-pin ATX plus P4 12 V and PCI-E 6-pin connectors fit modern motherboards
- Dual-voltage 115/230 V AC input suits global deployments
- 100 000-hour MTBF at 25 °C ensures long-term reliability
- 86" × 3.3" × 4" Micro PS3 form factor fits space-constrained chassis
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the AP-MPS3ATX30 include all cables or must I buy extra SATA or Molex leads?
The unit ships with a 24-pin ATX, one 4-pin CPU, two SATA, three Molex, one floppy, one 6-pin auxiliary and one HP video connector.
Should I pick the 115 V or 230 V input setting for my region?
The supply accepts both 115 V and 230 V AC at 50/60 Hz, so it works worldwide without a separate version.
Will the 300 W rating actually run a modern mini-server with a PCIe graphics card?
The 300 W output and a 6-pin PCIe connector support current ATX 2.2 boards and an add-in GPU within that power envelope.
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