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HP 5063-4553 100 Watts 90-264V ATX Autoranging Power Supply
- Power Output: 100 Watts
- Form Factor: ATX
- Input Voltage: 90-264V AC (Autoranging)
- Designed for desktop computer systems
- Provides stable power to components
- Standard ATX connectors
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Product Overview
The HP 5063-4553 is an ATX power supply unit with a wattage of 100 Watts. It features autoranging input voltage from 90-264V AC, making it suitable for global use.
Technical Information
| SKU | 5063-4553 |
| Brand | HP |
| Type | Power Supply Unit (PSU) |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | ATX |
| Wattage | 100 Watts |
| Input Voltage | 90-264V AC |
Product Description
The HP 5063-4553 is a 100-watt ATX power supply unit designed to provide reliable power for desktop computer systems. Despite its relatively low wattage compared to high-end gaming PSUs, it is suitable for standard office PCs, workstations, or systems with lower power consumption requirements. The ATX form factor ensures compatibility with most standard ATX computer cases and motherboards. A key feature of this power supply is its autoranging input voltage capability, which allows it to accept AC input power from 90V to 264V. This universal voltage support makes the PSU ideal for use in different countries and regions without the need for manual voltage selection switches, simplifying deployment in international environments. This power supply unit delivers stable power through standard ATX connectors, ensuring that essential computer components such as the motherboard, CPU, RAM, and storage devices receive consistent and clean power. While 100 watts might be limiting for systems with powerful graphics cards or multiple high-performance components, it is sufficient for basic computing tasks and energy-efficient builds.
