NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply for Ultra Micro backboards PDB-PT825-8824 and PDB-PT826-S8824, tested working
The KHACHIMO PDB-PT825-8824 and PDB-PT826-S8824 are ATX power-supply backboards designed for ultra-micro server or workstation chassis. They provide the power-distribution interface required by compact proprietary platforms. Each unit is tested working and built to good quality standards for reliable operation. ||
The backboard fits an ATX form-factor power supply and connects directly to the system's proprietary power plane. It frees the builder from sourcing custom cabling for the specific 825, 826 and 8824 platform revisions. Builders needing standard ATX motherboard headers or redundant power modules should look elsewhere.
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The unit is tested working and built for ultra micro power delivery; sustained load limits are defined by the host chassis specification.
As a passive backboard it produces no fan noise; thermal output depends on the installed power modules and system airflow.
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