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Silver rectangular server PSU with 14-pin connector and 6-pin graphics socket

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 14-pin 450W Server Power Supply FSP450-50ETN 6pin

SKU CH-QXBK-6G286

A 450 W server power supply with a 14-pin connector and 6-pin graphics interface for Lenovo systems

  • Designed for Lenovo systems with 14-pin connector
  • Delivers 450W continuous power for server workloads
  • Includes 6-pin graphics interface for GPU support
  • FSP450-50ETN model ensures compatible replacement

14-pin 450W Server Power Supply

This 14-pin server power supply delivers 450W of rated power for compatible Lenovo systems. It includes a 6-pin graphics interface to support an add-in GPU. The unit is sold new and is intended as a direct replacement for the FSP450-50ETN model.

Capacity and headroom

The 450W rating provides headroom for a CPU and a single graphics card drawing power through the 6-pin connector. Systems with multiple GPUs or very high-wattage cards will exceed the available capacity. Builds requiring additional PCIe power connectors or higher total wattage cannot be supported by this unit.

Highlights

  • Designed for Lenovo systems with 14-pin connector
  • Delivers 450W continuous power for server workloads
  • Includes 6-pin graphics interface for GPU support
  • FSP450-50ETN model ensures compatible replacement

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 14-pin connector on this FSP450-50ETN fit the motherboard header on my older Lenovo server chassis?

The unit uses the proprietary 14-pin layout specified for compatible Lenovo servers, so it aligns with the same header pin-out used on those platforms.

How can I verify the 6-pin graphics interface is delivering power to my add-in card after installation?

With the system running, the GPU should be detected in BIOS or the operating system and any onboard power LEDs on the card will illuminate, confirming the 6-pin rail is active.

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