Kingston Technology Corp. KSM32RD4/32MRR 32GB DDR4 3200 CL22 ECC Registered Server RAM
- 32GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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ATX power supply rated at 500 W, tested working for DL145G2 and DL140G2 systems
This new ATX power supply carries part numbers 408286-001 and 389108-002 and is rated at 500 watts. It is intended for builders assembling or repairing desktop systems that require a standard ATX form factor unit. The unit has been tested working and is described as good quality.
The supply fits the same mounting pattern and connector layout as the DL145G2 and DL140G2 designs, letting it slot into existing chassis cut-outs without modification. It provides the main ATX connector and peripheral leads needed for a typical motherboard, drive and fan complement. Builders needing higher wattage or a different form factor such as SFX should look elsewhere.
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The supply is rated at 500 W total output; sustained loads at that level are within its design target.
The unit uses a temperature-controlled fan that spins faster only when internal temperatures rise under heavy load.
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