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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 300W ATX Power Supply MSX6025 SX6036 YM-11-1825 675170-001

SKU CH-4GEW-1ZVVJ

A 300 W ATX power supply identified by MSX6025 SX6036 YM-11-1825 675170-001 and tested working

  • TypeATX
  • 300W output powers standard ATX builds
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery
  • Multiple part numbers simplify replacement matching

KHACHIMO 300W ATX Power Supply

The KHACHIMO 300W ATX power supply delivers 300 watts of power for desktop computer builds. It uses a standard ATX form factor to fit compatible cases and motherboards. The unit has been test working and is described as good quality by the supplier. This new component carries part references MSX6025, SX6036, YM-11-1825 and 675170-001.

Suits basic desktop builds, not high-power systems

This supply suits builders assembling office PCs or basic home systems with modest power requirements. It is not for configurations demanding higher wattage, multiple high-end graphics cards or extreme overclocking headroom. Buyers needing greater continuous power, modular cabling or specific efficiency certifications should look at alternative units.

Highlights

  • 300W output powers standard ATX builds
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery
  • Multiple part numbers simplify replacement matching

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What power connectors does the 300W ATX supply provide for a motherboard and drives?

The unit follows the ATX standard and includes the main motherboard connector plus peripheral leads for drives and graphics cards.

Can this 300W ATX unit run in an older system that still uses a 20-pin main connector?

Yes, the 20+4 pin main connector splits to fit legacy 20-pin motherboards while also supporting newer 24-pin boards.

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