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A 450 W ATX power supply tested working for the T430 tower server
This new ATX power supply delivers 450 W for the Dell T430 tower server. It matches part numbers H3DKF, 40GDF, D450E-S1 and DPS-450AB-7 for direct replacement. The unit is tested working and built to good quality standards. Buyers needing redundant or higher-wattage configurations should look elsewhere.
Under continuous load the supply maintains its rated 450 W output without relying on short burst peaks. Stable rails keep the T430 running during long compute tasks or extended uptime. The design targets reliable operation in a tower chassis rather than peak-only performance. Systems requiring more than 450 W continuous power will need a different unit.
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The unit is tested working and built for continuous server duty, so fan noise and heat stay within normal ATX limits for a 450W load.
It uses standard ATX pinouts, so the motherboard needs a 24-pin main connector and the usual 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power header.
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