KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO 250W ATX Power Supply Gold 80 Plus
A 250 W ATX power supply with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, zero-RPM fan mode and Modern Standby support for quiet, low-power operation
- TypeATX
- Modern Standby support for near-instant wake from sleep
- 80 PLUS Gold certified for high efficiency and lower power draw
- Zero RPM fan mode stops the fan at low loads for silent running
- Resonant LLC with DC-to-DC conversion delivers clean power and reduces coil whine
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
Gold 80 Plus 250W ATX unit
This KHACHIMO power supply delivers 250W through a standard ATX form factor. It carries 80 PLUS Gold certification and uses a resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion for stable output. Modern Standby compatibility enables rapid wake-from-sleep transitions and improved low-load efficiency. A zero-RPM fan mode stops the fan completely at low and medium loads for silent running.
Compact builds and quiet office PCs
The 250W limit suits small-form-factor systems, basic workstations or upgrades for older OEM chassis that require an ATX supply. Builders needing more headroom for discrete graphics cards, multiple drives or high-end CPUs should look at higher-wattage units. The fan-stop feature benefits noise-sensitive environments but cannot compensate for insufficient power capacity.
250W maximum output
This single rating determines whether the unit can support your components. Check the combined power draw of your CPU, GPU, storage and peripherals against the 250W ceiling before purchase. If the total load exceeds this figure, the supply will not be adequate regardless of its efficiency or topology.
Highlights
- Modern Standby support for near-instant wake from sleep
- 80 PLUS Gold certified for high efficiency and lower power draw
- Zero RPM fan mode stops the fan at low loads for silent running
- Resonant LLC with DC-to-DC conversion delivers clean power and reduces coil whine
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 250W model or one of the higher wattage versions listed?
The 250W unit suits low-power office or thin-client builds. Higher wattage models such as 350W, 520W, 550W or 750W are intended for systems with discrete graphics cards or multiple drives.
What does the 250W rating mean for my actual system build?
It is the maximum continuous DC output the supply can deliver across all rails combined. Your total component draw — CPU, GPU, drives and peripherals — should stay comfortably below this figure.
Is this unit compatible with the standard ATX interface in my case?
Yes, it follows the ATX form factor and provides the usual 24-pin main connector plus 8-pin CPU power, fitting standard ATX cases and motherboards.
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