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KHACHIMO ATX power supply unit, black rectangular box with fan grille and cable bundle

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO ATX Power Supply for XP SDS120PS12B

SKU CH-1P1Q-H61FT

An ATX power supply tested working and built for the XP SDS120PS12B unit

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard cases
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliability
  • Good quality components support stable power delivery
  • Designed for XP SDS120PS12B compatibility
  • First listed by manufacturer 26 March 2024

ATX Power Supply for XP Systems

This ATX power supply is built as a direct replacement for the XP SDS120PS12B unit. It is tested working before dispatch and aimed at technicians or owners restoring compatible XP hardware.

Suits exact SDS120PS12B replacements.

The unit fits only systems that require the SDS120PS12B form factor and pinout. Builders working on unrelated ATX platforms or needing different connector layouts should look elsewhere.

Verify SDS120PS12B compatibility before ordering

Confirm the original part number matches SDS120PS12B and that the chassis accepts this ATX type. The supplier listed the item on 26 March 2024, so ensure your hardware revision aligns with that specification.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard cases
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliability
  • Good quality components support stable power delivery
  • Designed for XP SDS120PS12B compatibility
  • First listed by manufacturer 26 March 2024

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does this ATX power supply need a standard 24-pin motherboard connector and a 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power cable to work?

Yes, as an ATX unit it uses the standard 24-pin main connector and a 4-pin or 8-pin CPU connector that your motherboard requires.

Will this 120 W ATX supply run reliably with an older motherboard that only has a 20-pin main power socket?

The 24-pin connector can be split so the 20-pin portion fits the older socket while the extra 4 pins hang clear.

After installing the unit, how can I confirm the 120 W ATX supply is delivering stable power?

The system should POST, the power-good signal must stay high, and a multimeter on the 12 V rail should read close to 12 V under load.

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