SK hynix HMA42GR7AFR4N-TF 16GB DDR4 2133MHz CL15 ECC Registered Dual Rank 1.2V 288-Pin Server RAM
- 16GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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KHACHIMO
Delivers 48 V at .9 A for 40 W output with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, Modern Standby support, Zero RPM fan mode and resonant LLC topology
The KHACHIMO unit delivers 48 V at .9 A for a 40 W output in an ATX form factor. It targets builds that need a lightweight, efficient source for low-power platforms or specialised industrial boards such as the ECM40US48 and ECM40US.
At full load the supply provides 40 W, which covers basic embedded or thin-client workloads with modern standby support. Headroom disappears quickly if the system draws sustained power beyond this rating, so it is unsuitable for discrete graphics or multi-drive configurations.
The 80 PLUS Gold certification guarantees high efficiency across typical loads, reducing consumption, noise and heat. Combined with Zero RPM fan mode and resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion, it enables quiet operation and clean power for energy-efficient sleep states.
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