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650W ATX power supply tested for Lenovo ThinkStation P500, P510, P700 and P710 workstations
This 650 W ATX unit is built for Lenovo ThinkStation P500, P510, P700 and P710 workstations. It matches the PS-3651-1L-LF form factor and part number 54Y8908. Buyers who need a direct replacement for those models can install it without adapter cables.
The connector layout and mounting points follow the vendor-specific design used in the listed workstations. Builders assembling a standard ATX desktop or a different brand of workstation will find the pin-out and chassis tabs incompatible. No universal ATX pin-out is provided.
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Match the part number PS-3651-1L-LF or 54Y8908 to your workstation’s service manual; the unit is tested working and rated for 650 W maximum output.
It is the peak continuous power the unit can deliver to the motherboard, CPU and drives; actual draw depends on your specific P700, P710, P500 or P510 configuration.
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