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KHACHIMO
New ATX power supply delivering 12 V at 3 A for 120 W output
The KHACHIMO GW-TO36WV12-1C delivers a 12 volt output rated at 3 amps for a total of 120 watts. It follows the ATX form factor for standard desktop integration. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working by the manufacturer. Builders needing a direct 12 volt source for compatible hardware can use this supply.
Under continuous load the supply maintains its 12 volt 3 amp rating up to the full 120 watt capacity. The design targets stable output during extended operation rather than short peaks. Good quality components support consistent performance within the stated limits. Systems that demand higher power or additional voltage rails will need a different unit.
| Type | ATX |
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The 120W rating shows the maximum power it can deliver; actual heat and fan noise depend on the load you place on the 12V 3A output.
Your chassis needs a standard ATX mounting pattern and your motherboard must accept a 12V 3A ATX power input.
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