NEMIX RAM 2TB (16×128GB) DDR5 4800 CL40 1.1V 288-pin ECC RDIMM server RAM
- 2TB (16 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR5 RDIMM
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180 W TFX power supply compatible with FSP260-60SLV, GW-TFX50, TFX-180A, DPS-180KB-6A, HK360-62GP and HK350-62GP units
This 180 W TFX power supply is built for compact office PCs that use the FSP260-60SLV, GW-TFX50 or TFX-180A form factor. It fits small chassis where a standard ATX unit cannot be installed.
The unit replaces supplies labelled DPS-180KB-6A, HK360-62GP, HK350-62GP and the 530, 580, 500 and 4300 series. Buyers whose system requires a different wattage, connector layout or physical size will need another model.
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The 180 W rating is the maximum continuous power this TFX unit can deliver to your components. Your motherboard, CPU, graphics card and drives must draw less than 180 W combined, otherwise the supply will shut down or throttle.
The 260 in FSP260-60SLV is the manufacturer's series designation, not a wattage rating. The actual output limit remains 180 W, so the 260 figure does not raise the power cap for your build.
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