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KHACHIMO
870W ATX server power supply tested working for T610 and R710 systems
The KHACHIMO 870W unit is a replacement power supply for Dell PowerEdge T610 and R710 servers. It delivers 870 watts of power to support standard server workloads. The unit is supplied new and tested working for immediate installation. It suits administrators maintaining these specific rack or tower platforms.
This supply uses an ATX-type form factor designed for the T610 and R710 chassis. It will not fit standard desktop ATX cases or other server models without the correct mounting brackets and backplane connectors. Buyers needing redundant hot-swap capability for different platforms should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The unit is listed for Dell PowerEdge T610 and R710 servers, matching part numbers 07NVX8 and OYFG1C.
It provides up to 870 watts of continuous power for the server's processors, memory, drives and expansion cards under normal operating conditions.
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