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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 750 W at 12 V with a 50 A output
This KHACHIMO ATX unit delivers 750W of continuous power with a 12V rail rated at 50A. It is built for desktop builders who need a standard ATX form-factor supply that has been tested and verified as working. The unit suits new system assemblies or direct replacements where a reliable 12V output is the primary requirement.
Confirm your chassis accepts a standard ATX power supply and that your components draw mainly from the 12V rail. Builds requiring multiple EPS connectors, high peripheral counts or non-ATX form factors will not be served by this model. Buyers needing modular cabling or higher 12V amperage should look elsewhere.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is sold as the power supply itself; a mains lead and fixing screws are not included and must be sourced separately.
Both deliver 750W at 12V with 50A output; the NA and ND suffixes denote different connector layouts, so match the suffix to your equipment's wiring harness.
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