Kingston Technology Corp. KSM26RS8/8MRR 8GB DDR4 2666MHz ECC Registered Server RAM
- 8GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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ATX power supply with a 10-pin connector, tested working for reliable replacement
This new ATX power supply uses a 10-pin connector labelled HK350-12PP and carries the FSP250-30A designation. It is tested working and aimed at technicians who need a direct replacement for the original unit in compatible workstations. The 250 W design matches the factory specification for the listed platform.
The supply upgrades or restores power delivery where the original 10-pin ATX module has failed or been removed. The jump is worth it when the workstation requires the exact HK350-12PP pin-out and 250 W rating; builders needing standard 24-pin ATX or higher wattage should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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A standard ATX mounting cut-out and room for the 10-pin plug; the 250 W rating means typical mid-tower clearance is sufficient.
Insert the 10-pin main power connector fully until the latch clicks, then attach peripheral leads; reversing the order often leaves the main plug loose.
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