SK hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-XN 16GB DDR4-3200 CL22 ECC Registered Dual Rank server RAM
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- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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A 525 W ATX power supply tested working for DL360 G4P servers, replacing part numbers 389997-001 and 384232-001
This 525-watt ATX power supply carries part numbers 389997-001 and 384232-001 and is designed for the DL360G4P server platform. It is sold new and has been tested working to confirm reliable operation. The unit suits administrators replacing a failed module or keeping a spare for maintenance windows.
Verify that your server chassis accepts this exact model and that the part number matches the unit currently installed. Confirm the physical connector layout and mounting points align with your backplane. This supply is not for systems requiring a different wattage rating or a non-ATX form factor.
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The unit ships as a single tested DPS-525EB module ready for the DL360G4P chassis; no cables or mounting brackets are included.
Both numbers refer to the same 525 W ATX supply for the DL360G4P; select whichever matches the label on the unit you are replacing.
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