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450 W ATX power supply tested working for HP DL320G4 servers
This ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the HP DL320G4 server. It delivers 450W of continuous power and has been tested working before dispatch. The unit suits administrators restoring or maintaining this specific platform.
The 450W rating supports the standard component complement of the DL320G4 including processor, memory and onboard devices. Headroom diminishes when multiple high-draw expansion cards or additional drive arrays are installed. Builders needing extra capacity for heavy peripheral loads should verify total system draw before relying on this unit.
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The PS-7451-2C is the original 450W power supply specified for the HP DL320G4, so it matches the chassis mounting points and power connectors exactly.
The unit has been test-working confirmed; after fitting, the server should power on cleanly, show no POST power errors, and run continuously under load without unexpected shutdowns.
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