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Reece Dodds,<br />
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Do these New Egg cases also include a power supply that will be fully compatible with the Intel S2600cp server system boards? Or do the power supplies need to be bought separately?
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Reece Dodds,

Do these New Egg cases also include a power supply that will be fully compatible with the Intel S2600cp server system boards? Or do the power supplies need to be bought separately?

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You may have to contact the seller. &nbsp;If you click any of the listings - you will see that they don't list a PSU included. &nbsp;You'd recognize if a PSU included as it would specify the output wattage (eg. 600W).
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You may have to contact the seller.  If you click any of the listings - you will see that they don't list a PSU included.  You'd recognize if a PSU included as it would specify the output wattage (eg. 600W).

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What type(s) or sizes of cases will an Intel S2600cp server system board fit in?<br />
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I'm looking to get a smaller sized case but want to make sure that the Intel S2600cp server system board and power supply will fit in it.<br />
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Attached are the manual and service guide for the Intel S2600cp server system board.<br />
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g54899001-s2600cp-p4000cp-sg-r1-3.pdf

g26942005_s2600cp_p4000cp_tps_rev19.pdf

What type(s) or sizes of cases will an Intel S2600cp server system board fit in?

I'm looking to get a smaller sized case but want to make sure that the Intel S2600cp server system board and power supply will fit in it.

Attached are the manual and service guide for the Intel S2600cp server system board.




Type/size of cases for an Intel S2600cp server system board

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