NEMIX RAM DDR5-5600 2TB (16x128GB) ECC RDIMM CL46 1.1V Supermicro H14SST-G memory upgrade
- 2TB (16 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR5 RDIMM
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KHACHIMO
An ATX power supply delivering 500 W with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, zero-RPM fan mode and Modern Standby compatibility
The KHACHIMO M1R-2500G is a new ATX power supply rated at 500W. It targets system builders and upgraders who need a reliable unit for standard desktop configurations. Its feature set suits general-purpose computing and light gaming rigs.
This unit carries 80 PLUS Gold certification, confirming high efficiency across typical load ranges. That rating means less waste heat, lower electricity draw and quieter fan behaviour compared with non-certified or lower-tier alternatives.
Modern Standby compatibility enables extremely fast wake-from-sleep times and better low-load efficiency. The Zero RPM fan mode stops the fan entirely at low and medium loads for near-silent operation. Resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion delivers clean, consistent power and reduces coil whine while supporting more energy-efficient sleep states.
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