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KHACHIMO
A 300 W ATX power supply in a 1U form factor, tested and working
The KHACHIMO FSP300-601UD is a 300W ATX power supply in a 1U form factor. It is intended for compact server chassis or slim workstations where vertical space is limited. The unit has been tested working and is supplied in new condition. Builders needing higher output or redundant configurations should look elsewhere.
This supply fits standard ATX mounting points inside 1U enclosures. It delivers 300 watts to the motherboard and drives through the usual ATX connectors. The compact height frees internal volume for additional expansion cards or storage brackets. Verify that your chassis airflow matches a 1U profile before installation.
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The unit is rated for 300 W continuous output; sustained loads at or above that level will trigger over-power protection.
The 1U form factor uses a high-speed fan that becomes audible under load, and the supply exhausts noticeable heat when running continuously at rated power.
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