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KHACHIMO
Delivers 2400 W of ATX power, tested and verified working
The KHACHIMO DPS-2400AB A is a 2400W ATX switching power supply designed for systems that demand very high output from a single unit. It suits workstations, servers or multi-GPU builds where the total power draw approaches this ceiling. Part numbers 849467-001 and 854755-001 identify the same model.
The unit is tested working and built with good-quality components to maintain stable delivery during extended heavy loads rather than only short peaks. Its 2400W rating represents continuous capacity, so voltage rails stay steady when every rail is taxed for long periods. Builders who need redundant supplies or lower maximum draw should consider other options.
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The supply is rated at 2400W output; actual draw depends on the load you connect and the efficiency curve of the unit.
A standard ATX motherboard with 24-pin main and 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power headers is required.
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