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KHACHIMO
Delivers 650 W ATX power with active PFC across 50-60 Hz input
The Khachimo P650B delivers 650W of power through a standard ATX form factor. It operates on a 12V input with a 50-60Hz frequency range and includes Active PFC for efficient power correction. Each unit is tested working before shipment to ensure reliability.
This unit suits builders assembling a typical home or office PC requiring a 650W ATX supply with Active PFC. It is not for systems demanding higher wattage output or specific modular cabling features not detailed here. Buyers needing certified efficiency ratings or particular connector counts should verify compatibility separately.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is an ATX power supply, so it provides the standard 24-pin main connector and 4- or 8-pin CPU power leads required by ATX motherboards.
Yes, its 12 V rail and active PFC design deliver stable power for traditional spinning drives and older expansion cards within the 650 W total capacity.
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