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Metal server power supply unit with fan grille and power connector

NShi

NShi 300W Server Chassis PSU ACE-832AP/RS

SKU CH-ERSZ-VTWDA

A 300 W desktop server power supply replacing the ACE-A130B 832A unit

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 300 W output powers demanding server builds
  • Direct replacement for ACE-A130B and 832A units
  • 130 W legacy support extends hardware life
  • Desktop chassis form factor fits standard racks

300 W Server Chassis Power Supply

This NShi unit is a 300 W switching power supply built to fit IEI ACE-832AP and ACE-832AP-RS server chassis. It serves as a direct replacement for the original ACE-A130B 832A module. The desktop form factor suits rack-mount or tower deployments that require a standard ATX-compatible supply.

Practical limits of the 300 W rating

The 300 W output caps the total power available to the motherboard, drives and add-in cards. Systems with multiple high-draw GPUs, large drive arrays or dual high-TDP CPUs will exceed this budget. Builds needing more headroom must select a higher-capacity supply that fits the same chassis mounting pattern.

Highlights

  • 300 W output powers demanding server builds
  • Direct replacement for ACE-A130B and 832A units
  • 130 W legacy support extends hardware life
  • Desktop chassis form factor fits standard racks

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Which 300W power supply model replaces the ACE-A130B in my IEI chassis?

The ACE-832AP and ACE-832AP-RS are direct 300W replacements for the older ACE-A130B unit in compatible IEI server chassis.

What does the 300W rating mean for my desktop server build?

It delivers up to 300 watts of continuous power to support the motherboard, drives and expansion cards in a desktop-format server chassis.

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