Power Supplies

25P4966 IBM 120-Watts Power Supply for NetVista

£272.72 Inc. VAT
£227.27 Excl. VAT

25R0413 IBM 175-Watts Power Supply

£124.62 Inc. VAT
£103.85 Excl. VAT

25R2559 IBM 585-Watts Power Supply for X Series 336

£111.70 Inc. VAT
£93.08 Excl. VAT

25R2583 IBM 225-Watts Power Supply for ThinkCentre

£380.88 Inc. VAT
£317.40 Excl. VAT

260255-B21 HP Hot Plug Power Supply for SAN Switch

£302.71 Inc. VAT
£252.26 Excl. VAT

262662B21 HP 75-Watts Redundant Power Supply

£533.42 Inc. VAT
£444.52 Excl. VAT

263920-001 Compaq 200-Watts Power Supply

£195.32 Inc. VAT
£162.77 Excl. VAT

263999-001 HP 250-Watts AC Power Supply

£296.41 Inc. VAT
£247.01 Excl. VAT

264369-001 HP Redundant Power Supply for Proliant 2500

£240.08 Inc. VAT
£200.07 Excl. VAT

266503-002 HP 250-Watts 115 / 230V Power Supply

£145.32 Inc. VAT
£121.10 Excl. VAT

Power Supplies for Desktop PCs, Workstations and Servers

The right Power Supply is more than a wattage rating printed on a specification sheet. It determines how electrical power reaches the components inside a computer and must match the system's physical design, connector requirements, and expected load. From replacing an aging desktop PSU to sourcing a proprietary server power module, choosing compatible hardware is essential.

Computer Power Supplies for Every Build

For desktop computers, ATX power supplies are a common choice, while compact systems may require SFX, TFX, Flex ATX, or other form factors. Gaming PCs and high-performance workstations can demand substantial power capacity and dedicated GPU connectors, whereas office systems may have considerably lower requirements.
Features such as modular cabling, 80 PLUS efficiency, active PFC, PCIe power connectors, EPS connectors, multiple output rails, and quiet cooling can influence the suitability of a PSU for a particular build. Modular power supplies are especially useful when clean cable management and airflow are priorities.
Enterprise hardware introduces different requirements. Server power supplies can use hot-swappable modules, redundant configurations, and proprietary form factors. In compatible servers, dual or multiple PSUs can provide power redundancy, allowing maintenance or a failed module to be handled without necessarily taking the entire system offline.

Leading Power Supply Brands

Our selection can include products from well-known manufacturers such as Corsair, Seasonic, EVGA, Thermaltake, Cooler Master, be quiet!, SilverStone, FSP, Antec, ASUS, Super Flower, Delta, Dell, HPE, Lenovo, and Intel. These brands cover consumer PCs, gaming systems, professional workstations, rack servers, and enterprise computing hardware.

Match the PSU to the Hardware

When selecting a replacement power supply, compatibility goes beyond wattage. Check the form factor, input voltage, output ratings, motherboard connector, CPU power connection, graphics-card requirements, drive connectors, dimensions, and manufacturer-specific specifications before installation.
Browse our Power Supplies collection for desktop PSUs, modular units, server power modules, replacement supplies, and specialized power hardware. Whether you're building a new PC, upgrading a workstation, or maintaining server equipment, find a PSU suited to the hardware it needs to power.