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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 12V 5A 60W ATX Power Supply Gold

SKU CH-PV68-D9X8S

An 80 PLUS Gold ATX unit delivering 60 W with Modern Standby support, Zero RPM fan mode and DC-to-DC conversion for quiet, efficient power

  • TypeATX
  • Fast wake from sleep with Modern Standby support
  • High efficiency 80 PLUS Gold reduces power draw and heat
  • Near-silent Zero RPM fan mode at low loads
  • Clean, consistent power via resonant LLC with DC-to-DC
  • Enables efficient sleep states for lower energy use

Target Builds

The KHACHIMO ATX power supply delivers 60 W on a single 12 V rail and is suited for compact systems or low-power upgrades where a full-size unit would be excessive. It is not for builds that demand higher wattage for discrete graphics cards or multi-drive arrays.

Deciding Spec

The continuous 60 W output at 12 V and 5 A is the figure that determines compatibility with your component list. An 80 PLUS Gold rating confirms high efficiency across typical loads.

Installation Notes

Standard ATX dimensions allow a direct fit into most chassis without adapters. Zero RPM fan mode keeps the unit silent at low load, though the fan will spin up under sustained demand. Ensure the 12 V rail capacity matches every device you plan to power.

Highlights

  • Fast wake from sleep with Modern Standby support
  • High efficiency 80 PLUS Gold reduces power draw and heat
  • Near-silent Zero RPM fan mode at low loads
  • Clean, consistent power via resonant LLC with DC-to-DC
  • Enables efficient sleep states for lower energy use

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What does the 60 W rating mean for a real system build?

The 60 W rating is the maximum continuous power this unit can deliver, so it suits very low-power builds such as thin clients or embedded boards rather than a standard desktop.

What does the ATX type tell me about connector fit and power limits?

ATX here defines the physical connector layout and mounting holes; the unit still only provides 60 W total on the 12 V rail, so it cannot support higher-wattage components.

What clearance and mounting points does this supply need?

It uses the standard ATX mounting pattern with four rear screws, so any case or chassis with an ATX PSU cut-out will accept it.

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