SK hynix HMA82GR7CJR8N-XN 16GB DDR4-3200 CL22 ECC Registered Dual Rank server RAM
- 16GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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ATX power supply module tested working for Zippy or Advantech server, workstation, industrial or medical systems
The HG2-6400P is an ATX-type power supply module built for Zippy or Advantech platforms. It suits server, workstation, industrial computer and medical equipment installations that require this specific module.
The 6400 model delivers the rated output for its target chassis and validated configurations. It will not support systems that demand a different form factor, higher wattage or proprietary pin-outs not matched by this unit.
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The HG2-6400P is built as a direct replacement module for ZIPPY and Advantech server, workstation, industrial and medical systems using the ATX form factor, matching the original pin-out and mechanical dimensions.
Each unit is test-worked before shipping; after installation, verify that the system powers on stably, all rails deliver voltage within ATX tolerance, and no error LEDs or POST codes appear during boot.
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