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Silver metal rectangular server power supply unit with 6+4 pin connector visible

YINGHUA

YINGHUA 260W server power supply 6+4Pin for Optiplex 3060 5060 7060 MT

SKU CH-M25T-QSJ7E

A 260 watt power supply with a 6+4 pin connector for Optiplex 3060, 5060 and 7060 MT systems

  • 260W output powers Optiplex 3060 5060 7060 MT systems
  • 6+4Pin connector matches H7X3F 3YRNJ 8X63N 52CKC part numbers
  • New condition ensures reliable server-grade performance
  • Direct replacement for compatible Dell Optiplex MT chassis

Dell Optiplex MT 260W 6+4-pin replacement

This 260 watt server power supply fits Dell Optiplex 3060, 5060 and 7060 mini-tower chassis and uses the 6+4-pin connector keyed to part numbers H7X3F, 3YRNJ, 8X63N and 52CKC. It is built new for direct replacement in those models. Builders needing a different form factor or higher wattage should look elsewhere.

Standard office workloads keep thermals

In typical desktop use the unit runs cool and quiet, drawing only the power the system requires up to its 260 watt rating. No special cooling or high-flow case is needed for normal productivity tasks.

Highlights

  • 260W output powers Optiplex 3060 5060 7060 MT systems
  • 6+4Pin connector matches H7X3F 3YRNJ 8X63N 52CKC part numbers
  • New condition ensures reliable server-grade performance
  • Direct replacement for compatible Dell Optiplex MT chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 260W PSU with its 6+4Pin connector into an Optiplex 7060 MT?

Remove the side panel, unplug the old unit, slide this PSU into the chassis until it clicks, then connect the 6+4Pin cable to the motherboard socket. The step often missed is seating the latch fully so the connector locks.

What maintenance will this 260W power supply need over time?

Clean the intake vents every few months with compressed air to prevent dust build-up on the internal fan. If the fan becomes noisy or the unit shuts down under load, replace the entire PSU.

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