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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply module rated 4830 W with R4815N1 designation, tested and listed March 14, 2024
The KHACHIMO ETP4830 R4815N1 is an ATX form-factor power supply listed by the manufacturer on 14 March 2024. It is intended for desktop computers that require a standard ATX power source. The unit has been tested working and is described as good quality. It suits builders assembling or repairing systems using this form factor.
This product fits builds that accept ATX power supplies and where a tested, working unit is required. It is not for systems needing SFX, TFX, FlexATX or other non-ATX form factors. Buyers whose chassis or motherboard demands a different physical size or connector layout should look at another power supply type.
The single specification that determines whether this is the correct part is the ATX form factor. Only cases and motherboards designed for ATX power supplies can accommodate this unit. Confirm that your build requires an ATX supply before purchasing.
| Type | ATX |
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