Kingston Technology Corp. KSM26RS8/8MRR 8GB DDR4 2666MHz ECC Registered Server RAM
- 8GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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ATX power supply compatible with FSP250MP-60, SF220MP-60, FSP270-50 and SNV8 serial port models
This ATX power supply is designed to replace units such as the FSP250MP-60, SF220MP-60 and FSP270-50. It includes an SNV8 serial port for specific legacy connectivity requirements. Each unit is tested working before dispatch.
The supply delivers consistent power during extended operation rather than only in short bursts. Good quality components help maintain stable voltage rails when the system runs for long periods. It suits builds that need reliable uptime without unexpected shutdowns.
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The 250 W FSP250MP-60 is tested working and built to good quality, so it delivers its rated output with normal ATX thermal and acoustic behaviour for a supply of this class.
The SNV8 serial port requires a matching motherboard or backplane header; ensure your chassis has the corresponding serial-port cable and header before installation.
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