DELL Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 Motherboard Core M-5Y71 1.2GHz V11DG
- 8GB
- Laptop motherboard…
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KHACHIMO
280W ATX power supply tested working and compliant with RoHS standards
This 280W ATX unit from KHACHIMO uses the AcBel PC6001 platform with model reference PS-5281-7VR. It is intended for entry-level office PCs or replacement in legacy systems that require a standard ATX form factor. The unit is supplied new and RoHS compliant.
The supply delivers up to 280W of continuous power for typical desktop loads. Standard ATX cooling keeps temperatures stable during everyday office tasks. Acoustic output remains low under light to moderate demand. The unit has been tested working to confirm reliable operation.
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Mount the unit with four screws, connect the 24-pin ATX and 4-pin CPU cables, then flip the rear voltage switch to match your mains supply — that switch is the step most builders forget.
Clean the intake grill every few months to stop dust buildup; the internal fan and electrolytic capacitors are the parts most likely to wear out after several years of continuous use.
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