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KHACHIMO
750W ATX power supply tested working and built with good quality components
The KHACHIMO EFRP-S753 I620R-G is a 750W ATX power supply listed by the manufacturer in 2024. It is intended for desktop builds that need a standard ATX form factor and a tested, working unit.
Rated output is 750W, which determines whether the unit can deliver enough power for the chosen components. Builders should confirm their total system draw stays within this limit before choosing this model.
An ATX chassis with a standard PSU mounting area is required. The supply frees the builder from sourcing a higher-wattage unit when 750W matches the load, and it arrives verified as test working.
| Type | ATX |
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It indicates the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to all components combined.
The ATX form factor includes a 24-pin motherboard connector, a 4+4-pin CPU connector, and peripheral connectors for drives and graphics cards.
Yes, the ATX form factor matches the standard mounting pattern used by ATX cases.
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