KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO 12Pin 220V 400W Switching Power Supply
An 80 PLUS Gold ATX power supply delivering 400 W at 220 V with a 12-pin connector, zero-RPM fan mode and LLC resonant topology for silent, efficient operation
- TypeATX
- Faster wake-from-sleep with Modern Standby support
- Lower electricity use thanks to 80 PLUS Gold efficiency
- Silent operation at low loads via Zero RPM fan mode
- Cleaner power delivery through resonant LLC with DC-to-DC conversion
- Compact TFX form factor fits small chassis builds
400W TFX Power Supply
This 400W TFX switching power supply delivers ATX-standard power in a compact form factor for small-form-factor desktop builds. It accepts 220V AC input and provides a 12-pin connector layout compatible with select OEM chassis.
80 PLUS Gold and Zero RPM Fan
The unit carries 80 PLUS Gold certification for high efficiency that reduces waste heat and lowers overall power draw. At low and medium loads the fan stops completely, enabling near-silent operation during everyday tasks.
Modern Standby Support
Resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion enables Modern Standby compatibility for extremely fast wake-from-sleep times and improved low-load efficiency. Buyers whose systems lack Modern Standby support will not benefit from this feature.
Highlights
- Faster wake-from-sleep with Modern Standby support
- Lower electricity use thanks to 80 PLUS Gold efficiency
- Silent operation at low loads via Zero RPM fan mode
- Cleaner power delivery through resonant LLC with DC-to-DC conversion
- Compact TFX form factor fits small chassis builds
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the KHACHIMO 12Pin 400W TFX power supply in a small-form-factor case, and what step is often missed?
Mount the TFX unit in the chassis, connect the 12Pin motherboard cable and any peripheral leads, then enable Modern Standby in the BIOS so the fast wake-from-sleep feature actually works.
What maintenance will the 400W switching supply need after extended use?
Periodically blow dust from the fan intake; the Zero RPM mode keeps the fan off at low load, so dust builds up slowly, but cleaning once a year maintains the quiet, cool operation promised by the 80 PLUS Gold design.
What limit appears first when the 400W unit runs at sustained high load?
The 400W continuous-output ceiling is reached before thermal limits, so total system draw must stay below that figure to avoid protection shutdown.
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