SK hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-XN 16GB DDR4-3200 CL22 ECC Registered Dual Rank server RAM
- 16GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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KHACHIMO
460 W redundant ATX power supply for servers and switches, tested and working
The KHACHIMO DS460S-3-002 is a 460W redundant power supply built to the ATX form factor. It delivers two hot-swap modules that share the load so a single failure does not interrupt operation. Each unit has been tested working and is supplied in new condition. This design targets servers and network switches that require continuous uptime.
This supply fits administrators who need 460W of shared capacity with automatic failover between modules. It is not for builders who require a single non-redundant unit, systems that demand a different wattage rating, or chassis that cannot accept the ATX redundant form factor.
| Type | ATX |
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Yes — the unit is built for a redundant pair, so the chassis must accept two hot-swap modules to provide fail-over power.
If the older unit is the identical DS460S-3-002, both will load-share normally; mixing different models is not supported.
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