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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivers 650 W DC output for compatible systems
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 650 watts from a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for system builders assembling or repairing desktop computers that require this power rating. The supply has been tested working and is described as good quality. It suits anyone needing a straightforward replacement or new-build PSU.
The model code includes a DC designation, meaning the unit expects a direct-current source rather than mains AC power. Standard home builders who plug into a wall socket cannot use this supply without an external DC source. It is therefore not for typical PC builders who need an AC-input unit. The 15, 650, 740 and 43886 identifiers help confirm the exact variant when ordering.
| Type | ATX |
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It is an ATX type unit, so it fits standard ATX cases and uses the ATX connector layout.
The ATX form factor means it needs a standard ATX power-supply bay and the usual four mounting screws.
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