Kingston Technology Corp. KSM26RS8/8MRR 8GB DDR4 2666MHz ECC Registered Server RAM
- 8GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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550W ATX server power supply compatible with T420 and R520 systems
This 550 watt ATX power supply is built for Dell PowerEdge T420 and R520 servers. It uses part numbers 96R8Y, DH550E-S1, F550E-S0 and 2G4WR. The unit is new and has been tested working. It suits administrators replacing a failed or noisy module in these specific rack or tower chassis.
The proprietary connector and form factor only fit the listed Dell models. Standard ATX motherboards cannot accept this unit without an adapter. Redundant hot-swap bays require a matching second supply for failover. Buyers needing power for a generic desktop or a different server generation should look elsewhere.
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This power supply is listed for the Dell PowerEdge T420 and R520 servers, matching the four part numbers shown in the listing.
The 550 watt rating is the maximum continuous output the unit can deliver to the server's components under normal operating conditions.
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