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KHACHIMO
ATX switching power supply tested working with 48, 50 and 56 ratings
This ATX power supply from KHACHIMO carries the model designation ESR-48/56B C DPR/50-G-DGC. It is supplied new and has been verified as test working. The unit targets system integrators and hobbyists who need a reliable ATX source without extra frills. Buyers who require modular cabling or higher certified efficiency ratings should look elsewhere.
The nameplate shows 48 and 56 alongside a 50 figure, indicating the supply’s continuous and peak current capabilities on its main rails. Under prolonged load the unit delivers its rated output within those limits. Builders expecting extended draws beyond the stated peaks will need a higher-capacity design.
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The unit provides a 50 W output as indicated by the DPR/50-G-DGC designation, suitable for ATX systems requiring that capacity.
It follows the ATX form factor, so it connects to a standard ATX motherboard power socket without adapters.
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