NEMIX RAM 64GB DDR4 3200 4Rx4 1.2V 288-PIN ECC LRDIMM server RAM
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KHACHIMO
High-capacity 2500W ATX power module tested for reliable communication equipment operation
The KHACHIMO NP2500UAC-CR is a 2500W ATX power supply designed for communication infrastructure and high-demand systems. It is supplied new and test verified to ensure reliable operation. This unit targets installations requiring substantial, continuous power delivery.
This module fits communication hardware that accepts an ATX form factor at this wattage. It is not intended for standard desktop PC builds or consumer graphics configurations. Buyers needing different form factors, lower wattage ratings, or specific server redundancy features should evaluate alternative power solutions.
| Type | ATX |
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It follows the ATX form factor, so any standard ATX case and motherboard with a 24-pin connector and sufficient clearance will accommodate it.
Yes, the ATX design keeps pin-outs and voltages compatible with older ATX components, so current cables and drives connect directly.
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