DELL Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 Motherboard Core M-5Y71 1.2GHz V11DG
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750W ATX switching power supply rated for 2600 series systems
This 750W ATX power supply delivers stable power for desktop builds and workstation replacements. It is suited for system integrators and technicians who need a tested unit with good build quality. The switching design supports standard ATX configurations. It fits typical tower and rackmount chassis.
The 750W rating provides headroom for mid-range graphics cards, multiple drives and standard peripherals. It runs out when a build demands sustained loads above that rating or requires specialised server connectors not present on this unit. Each unit is test working before dispatch. Good quality components support consistent output.
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Yes, the ATX form factor and 750W rating match standard ATX motherboards and provide ample headroom for legacy CPUs and GPUs.
The supplier confirms each unit is test working; after installation check that the system powers on stably and the PSU fan spins under load.
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