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KHACHIMO
300 W ATX server power module tested for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO P1S-2300V-R is a 300W ATX power supply designed for server environments requiring reliable power delivery. It suits system integrators and IT professionals maintaining or building rack-mounted equipment where consistent output is essential.
This unit provides 300 watts of continuous power for server components such as processors, memory and storage arrays. It runs out of headroom when configurations demand multiple high-wattage CPUs, dense GPU arrays or large drive counts that exceed the rated output. Builders needing more capacity must select a higher-wattage module.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is a 300W ATX power module, so it fits standard ATX bays and delivers the rated wattage to legacy motherboards and peripherals.
The supplier confirms each module is test working; once fitted, the system should power on stably and the PSU fan should spin, indicating normal operation.
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