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KHACHIMO
Delivers 850W ATX power for P500, P700 and P710 workstations, tested and verified working
The KHACHIMO FSP850-0AWSE delivers 850 watts of ATX power for compatible Lenovo workstation models. It is built for owners of P500, P700 or P710 systems who need a direct replacement unit. The supply is new and has been tested working before dispatch.
This unit fits only workstations that accept a standard ATX power supply with the correct connector layout for the listed models. Builders using proprietary small-form-factor cases or non-Lenovo platforms cannot use it. Buyers who need redundant or hot-swap power modules must choose a different product class.
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The FSP850-0AWSE is listed as compatible with the P500, P700 and P710 workstations, so it will work in any of those three models.
The 850W rating is the maximum continuous power the supply can deliver, supporting high-end CPUs and GPUs in the compatible P500, P700 or P710 chassis.
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