NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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ATX power supply tested working for X3650, X3550 M2 and M3 servers
This ATX power supply is built for IBM System x3650 and x3550 M2 and M3 servers. It matches part numbers 39Y7215, 39Y7214 and 7001567-J000/J002 for direct replacement. The unit is new and tested working. It suits administrators restoring or maintaining these specific rackmount systems.
The supply uses standard ATX cooling suited to the original server chassis airflow. Normal operation keeps temperatures within the platform design limits. Acoustic output matches the stock unit profile for the M2 and M3 generations. Power delivery follows the rated specification for the supported configurations.
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Slide the unit into the chassis until the latch clicks, then secure the retention screw; the step most often missed is tightening that screw, which keeps the PSU firmly seated.
Clean the intake vents every six months with compressed air; replace the internal fan if bearing noise appears or airflow drops noticeably.
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