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ATX power supply tested and confirmed working for 73-551-0012i systems
This ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the 73-551-0012i unit. It is intended for technicians or owners restoring compatible systems. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for working operation.
The ATX form factor defines physical dimensions and connector layouts that must match the target chassis. Builders should verify that the original 73-551-0012i pin-out and mounting points align with this replacement. Systems requiring proprietary signalling or non-standard voltage rails will not be supported.
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This unit is built to the 73-551-0012i -1L0 1L0 specification; select the listing that shows that exact part number to ensure the correct wattage and connector set for your system.
The ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases and motherboards, so the supply will power the board, drives and graphics cards through the usual 24-pin, CPU and PCIe connectors without adapters.
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