NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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A tested 550 W 12 V ATX power supply converted from X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4 servers
This 550-watt ATX unit delivers a single 12-volt rail and is built from disassembled server modules originally used in X3300, X3550 and X3650 M4 systems. Each unit has been tested and confirmed working, offering reliable 12V output for compatible server builds or conversion projects. ||
The supply suits technicians maintaining or repowering the listed M4 servers and builders needing a tested 12V ATX source for similar proprietary platforms. It does not suit systems requiring multiple voltage rails, higher wattage, standard consumer ATX pin-outs without adaptation, or redundant hot-swap configurations.
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This unit was removed from and converted for the X3300, X3550 or X3650 M4 server platforms; it fits the original 12 V backplane in those chassis.
Yes, the conversion is built from a disassembled X3550 M4 unit, so it matches the mechanical mounting and 12 V connector layout of that server.
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