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KHACHIMO
A new ATX power supply delivering 450 watts for desktop systems
The KHACHIMO M770 is a 450W ATX power supply identified by part numbers S26113-E595-V50-01 and DPS-450AB-15 A. It delivers standard ATX power for desktop builds and has been tested working by the supplier. This unit suits system integrators replacing a failed PSU in compatible chassis.
This supply fits owners of systems that accept a 450W ATX unit with these exact part numbers. Builders needing higher wattage, modular cabling or a different form factor should look elsewhere. Buyers without the matching part-number requirement should verify compatibility before purchase.
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The 450W rating indicates the maximum continuous power the unit can deliver to components like the CPU, GPU and drives. It suits mainstream systems with mid-range graphics cards.
ATX is the standard size for most desktop cases. This unit will fit any chassis designed for ATX power supplies and uses the usual 24-pin, CPU and peripheral connectors.
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