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600 W ATX power supply tested working for J6000, J6700 and J6750 systems
This new ATX power supply delivers 600W of power for desktop computer builds. It carries part numbers 0950-3774 and 7000277-0000 and is identified by model references J6000, J6700 and J6750. The unit has been tested working and is described as good quality by the supplier.
This unit fits builders assembling or repairing a PC that requires a 600W ATX power source. It is not for systems that demand a higher wattage rating or a different form factor. Buyers needing modular cabling or specific efficiency certifications should look at other options.
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The 600W rating indicates the maximum continuous power this unit can deliver to components. It supports typical mid-range builds with a single graphics card and multiple drives.
The ATX form factor fits standard ATX and larger cases. It will not mount in SFX-only or proprietary small-form-factor chassis designed for smaller power supplies.
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