DELL Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 Motherboard Core M-5Y71 1.2GHz V11DG
- 8GB
- Laptop motherboard…
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KHACHIMO
550W Platinum ATX power supply tested and confirmed working for Inspur server V03101F000000000
This KHACHIMO PS-2551-9L delivers 550W of Platinum-rated power in an ATX form factor. It is built as an original supply for Inspur server systems carrying part number V03101F000000000. Each unit is tested working before dispatch. It suits administrators replacing a failed module in compatible rackmount hardware.
Platinum efficiency reduces waste heat during continuous server operation. The supply maintains its rated output without the short-term peaks seen in consumer units. It is not for builders needing standard desktop cable sets or ATX 3.0 connectors. It also does not fit chassis requiring redundant hot-swap bays.
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The unit is tested working and built to Platinum efficiency, which reduces waste heat and keeps fan speeds lower under sustained 550 W loads.
It is an original Inspur V03101F000000000 module, so it fits the proprietary hot-plug bay used by compatible Inspur systems.
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