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KHACHIMO
A 170W ATX switching power supply tested and confirmed working
This KHACHIMO unit is a 170W ATX switching power supply built for basic desktop systems. It carries the model identifiers W0PSA1702 and ME170-12A-2 and has been test-verified as working. The supply delivers standard ATX voltages including a 12V rail for essential components. It fits the role of a direct replacement or a spare part for low-power builds.
This supply suits owners of older office PCs or light home systems that require a 170W ATX source. It is not for gaming rigs, workstations or any build needing higher wattage or multiple PCIe connectors. Buyers who need more power or dedicated graphics support should look at a higher-capacity unit.
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The unit is supplied as a tested 170W ATX switching power supply; any additional cables or adapters required for your build must be sourced separately.
Only the 170W model W0PSA1702 ME170-12A-2 is available, delivering 12V output for standard ATX systems.
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