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500 W ATX power supply tested working for Z2 MT 800 G3 and 880 G4 systems
This 500 W ATX unit carries the DPS-500AB-32 A part number and matches the 901759-013 reference used in the Z2 Mini 800 G3 and 880 G4 workstations. It is sold new and tested working, making it a direct swap for a failed original supply. Builders needing a different form factor or higher wattage should look elsewhere.
The supply is rated for a maximum continuous output of 500 W, so it delivers its full capacity under prolonged compute or render loads rather than only in short bursts. Stable voltage regulation across the rails protects the compact system board during extended sessions. Users requiring redundant or hot-swap capability will need a different platform.
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The unit is rated for a maximum output of 500W; actual input draw will depend on load and efficiency.
It uses standard ATX connectors, so a 24-pin main plug and a 4-pin or 8-pin CPU plug on the motherboard are required.
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