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KHACHIMO
Delivers 850 W of ATX power and has been tested working
This KHACHIMO ATX power supply delivers 850W of rated output for desktop systems. The unit has been tested and confirmed working before shipment. It is supplied in new condition and built to a good quality standard for reliable operation. The 341-0420-01 model fits standard ATX mounting points.
This supply fits single-GPU workstations and mid-range gaming rigs that require 850W on a standard ATX form factor. Buyers who need modular cabling, higher efficiency ratings or multi-GPU headroom should look at other models. Systems demanding redundant or server-grade features are not served by this design.
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It fits a standard ATX case and uses a 24-pin motherboard connector plus CPU and GPU power leads to deliver up to 850W.
The unit provides up to 850W through its PCIe power cables, so it will power an older 6-pin card as long as the total system draw stays within the rated output.
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