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KHACHIMO
Delivers 1600 W at 12.4 V with a 130 A output for high-power systems
The KHACHIMO MSP1600 is an ATX switching power supply that delivers 12.4V at up to 130A for a total of 1600W. It is built to MEGMEET specifications and supplied new after a functional test. This unit suits systems that require a single high-current 12.4V rail in the ATX form factor.
This supply fits configurations that can use a 12.4V 130A source in an ATX package. It does not suit builds that require multiple independent voltage rails, lower current limits, or a different output voltage. Buyers needing modular cabling or alternative form factors should look at other models.
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The MSP1600 is an ATX-type supply rated for 1600 W at 12.4 V and 130 A; cable fitment depends on the exact MEGMEET variant, so check the connector list for your chassis.
If the original unit matches the 12.4 V 130 A 1600 W rating and ATX form factor, the MSP1600 will fit the same mounting points and power the same load.
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