Replace Power Supply for 220w HP Pavilion 5188-2755 For Sale

Replace Power Supply for 220w HP Pavilion 5188-2755
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Replace Power Supply for 220w HP Pavilion 5188-2755:
$69.99

Flex Power Supply PSU Replacement Upgrade for HP Pavilion 5188-2755 Power: 250W Form Factor: Flex ATX / MiniITX Cooling Fan: 40mm Internal Power Connectors: 20+4 Pin Motherboard (24-pin Mini Adapter Included) 4-Pin CPU 4-Pin Molex Floppy 4-Pin SATA Output+12V @ 11A

PSU Replacement for HP Pavilion 5188-2755

Cool, quiet and collected, this replacement FlexATX power supply is perfect for any use. Whether you’re replacing an old power supply or building a brand new system, this highly compatible replacement power supply has the power you need to beef up a PC!

Cool and quiet!

With quiet operation that won't make excess noise when working hard to power your PC, this super-silent replacement power supply for HP Pavilion 5188-2755 replacement power supply has a 40mm cooling fan that won't let it overheat!

Please note that the large connector consists of two detachable pieces. If you have a 20 pin motherboard, just slide off the additional 4 pins and leave to the side. Once you have the 20 pin connection you can use the included 20 pin to 24-pin Mini adapter we include in your order.



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