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220W ATX power supply fits small chassis systems with LITEON PE-5221-08 compatibility
This 220-watt ATX unit fits small-form-factor chassis and carries the LITEON PE-5221-08 AF PS-5221-9 06 designation. It is aimed at system builders replacing an original equipment power supply in compact desktops or workstations. The unit ships new and ready for installation.
The supply matches the exact part numbers PE-5221-08 AF and PS-5221-9 06, so it slides into the same mounting points and connector layout without modification. The upgrade is worth it when the original 220-watt unit has failed or shows voltage instability under load. Builders needing higher wattage or modular cables should look elsewhere.
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The unit is designed for small chassis builds that accept a standard ATX form-factor power supply.
Insert the 24-pin ATX main connector fully until the latch clicks; the 8-pin CPU connector is often left loose and causes a no-post condition.
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