NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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Replacement ATX power supply rated at 600 W for DL380 G4 servers, tested working and ready to install
This 600-watt ATX power supply carries the HP DL380 G4 part number DPS-600PB B and matches the 321632 and 367238-501406393 references. It is a new, tested unit intended as a direct replacement for servers that require this specific form factor and connector layout.
The supply uses a server-specific mechanical design and pin-out that differs from standard desktop ATX units, so it will not fit or power a regular PC case or motherboard. Buyers needing a conventional ATX supply for a desktop build should select a standard consumer model instead.
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This supply is built for the DL380 G4 chassis and carries part numbers 321632, 367238 and 501406393; select it when those exact codes match your system's requirement.
It delivers up to 600 watts of continuous power to the server's components through the standard ATX connectors used by that generation.
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