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KHACHIMO NTQ123 ATX power supply module with 3.3V 5V 12V outputs

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO NTQ123 Power Supply 3.3V 5V ±12V DC Stabilized Power Module

SKU CH-NBHQ-CX937

ATX power module delivering 3.3V, 5V and ±12V DC rails for system builds

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Delivers 3.3V, 5V and ±12V rails for stable component power
  • Tested working before dispatch to confirm reliable operation
  • Good-quality build supports consistent DC output

ATX power module for test benches

The KHACHIMO NTQ123 is a new ATX power module that delivers stabilised 3.3 V, 5 V and ±12 V DC rails for component validation. It is intended for engineers and hobbyists who need a verified supply while prototyping or troubleshooting hardware outside a standard chassis. The unit arrives tested and confirmed working.

Fits open-frame builds needing basic rails

The module slots into an ATX connector and immediately provides the three primary voltages without extra wiring. It frees the builder from configuring a full-sized PSU when only low-power logic or drive circuits are under test. Buyers who require high current on the 12 V rail or additional peripheral connectors should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Delivers 3.3V, 5V and ±12V rails for stable component power
  • Tested working before dispatch to confirm reliable operation
  • Good-quality build supports consistent DC output

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 3.3 V rail stay stable when the NTQ123 runs at full load for hours?

The NTQ123 is a stabilised DC module rated for 3.3 V, 5 V and ±12 V rails, so each output is regulated to hold its voltage under continuous operation.

Does the ATX form factor PSU run silently or does it need active cooling during all-day use?

The unit is a standard ATX power supply tested working; it uses the conventional fan-cooled design found in ATX units to manage heat during extended runs.

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