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Black metal desktop server chassis with front drive bays and rear power supply unit

NShi

NShi D12-925P1A server chassis 925W for Z640 WS

SKU CH-4ERA-19188

A 925 W server chassis designed for the Z640 workstation

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 925 W output powers the Z640 workstation reliably
  • Desktop chassis design fits standard server racks
  • Part numbers 719797-002 and 758468-001 ensure exact replacement
  • New condition and tested quality guarantees dependable operation

925W Z640 WS Power Supply

This 925 watt power supply is built for the Z640 workstation platform and carries part numbers 719797-002, 758468-001 and D925E001H. It fits desktop chassis layouts and ships new after testing.

Capacity and headroom

The unit delivers 925 watts to support multi-socket CPUs and multiple add-in cards in a Z640 workstation. It will not suit builds that need a higher rated output or a different form factor.

Highlights

  • 925 W output powers the Z640 workstation reliably
  • Desktop chassis design fits standard server racks
  • Part numbers 719797-002 and 758468-001 ensure exact replacement
  • New condition and tested quality guarantees dependable operation

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Will the D12-925P1A 925W unit fit and power my existing HP Z640 workstation without modification?

The D12-925P1A is built for the Z640 WS and replaces part numbers 719797-002 and 758468-001, so it installs directly into the original chassis and delivers the rated 925W to the existing motherboard connectors.

How can I verify the D12-925P1A is delivering stable power after installation?

Power on the Z640 and confirm the system posts without shutdowns; the unit has been perfectly tested at 925W, so a clean boot and stable operation under load indicate it is working as intended.

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