Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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180 W desktop and server PSU with passive PFC, 8-pin graphics and 4-pin CPU connectors, 100–264 V input
This 180 watt internal power supply is built for the Dell OptiPlex 780 ultra-small-form-factor chassis. It delivers up to 180 watts from a 100 to 264 volt input and carries passive power-factor correction. The unit is non-modular and includes an eight-pin graphics connector and a four-pin CPU connector.
Passive power-factor correction means the supply draws current in a less sinusoidal way than active-PFC units, so sustained loads near 180 watts can increase harmonic distortion on the mains. The supply has no 80 PLUS efficiency rating, so waste heat rises steadily under continuous load; ensure the chassis airflow can handle the thermal output.
Verify that your OptiPlex 780 USFF uses the K350R or L180EU-00 part number, as other USFF models use different pin-outs. Confirm the motherboard requires only an eight-pin GPU power lead and a four-pin CPU lead; systems needing a 24-pin ATX or additional six-pin connectors will not work. The unit is sold as used but tested, so inspect the capacitor condition on arrival.
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The unit is a used 180W server supply pulled from an Optiplex 780 USFF; it uses passive PFC and a non-modular design, so expect typical small-form-factor fan noise and heat under continuous load.
It provides a 4-pin CPU power connector and an 8-pin 12V graphics connector; your board needs matching 4-pin EPS and the GPU needs an 8-pin PEG socket.
Yes — this supply came from that exact model, delivers 180W max across 100-264V input, and includes the proprietary pinout required by the 780 USFF.
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