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godream
A 230W ATX power supply tested for G31, DPS-250AB-19c, API4PC49, DPS-230LB A and pc7041 systems
The godream G31 is a 230W ATX power supply built for small-form-factor desktops and legacy office systems. It fits standard ATX bays and targets users replacing an original unit in compatible G31 chassis. The unit is supplied new and fully tested before shipment.
Continuous output sits at 230 watts while the label rates a 250 watt peak for short bursts. That headroom covers integrated graphics, a single hard drive and basic peripherals. It runs out when a discrete GPU or multiple drives are added, so builders needing more power should look elsewhere.
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The supply is an ATX design rated at 230W and is listed as compatible with the G31 DPS-250AB-19c API4PC49 DPS-230LB A pc7041 platform, so it will connect to the standard ATX power headers on that board.
Power on the system and verify it posts without shutdowns; the unit is fully tested by the supplier before dispatch.
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