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Dell CY827 305W PSU for OptiPlex 760 960 minitower

DELL

DELL CY827 305W Power Supply Optiplex 760 960 Minitower

SKU CH-ZWXN-S1606

305-watt replacement power supply compatible with Optiplex 760 and 960 minitower systems

  • 305 W output powers Optiplex 760 and 960 minitowers
  • New Dell CY827 unit replaces the original factory supply
  • Direct-fit design matches Optiplex 760/960 minitower chassis
  • Genuine Dell part number CY827 ensures correct pinout and mounting

305 W power supply for OptiPlex minitowers

This Dell CY827 unit delivers 305 watts of power and is built to fit the OptiPlex 760 and 960 minitower chassis. It serves as a direct replacement for the original factory supply in those specific desktop models. The part is supplied new and carries the Dell CY827 part number.

Replaces a failed or ageing OEM unit

Install this supply when the original power supply in an OptiPlex 760 or 960 minitower has failed or shows signs of instability. The jump is worth it only for those exact models; other form factors or higher-wattage configurations are not supported by this part.

Highlights

  • 305 W output powers Optiplex 760 and 960 minitowers
  • New Dell CY827 unit replaces the original factory supply
  • Direct-fit design matches Optiplex 760/960 minitower chassis
  • Genuine Dell part number CY827 ensures correct pinout and mounting

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 305 W unit fit the Optiplex 760 minitower chassis?

Yes, the CY827 is built for the Optiplex 760 and 960 minitower form factor and aligns with the original mounting points.

What is the common mistake when installing this power supply?

Forgetting to seat the main ATX connector and the CPU auxiliary plug fully before closing the case, which leaves the system dead on first boot.

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