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10-pin 180 W ATX power supply tested working for compatible desktops
This KHACHIMO PA-2181-2 is a 180W ATX power supply with a 10-pin connector. It is designed as a direct replacement for specific legacy desktops and workstations. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working by the supplier. It suits technicians restoring compatible systems.
The 180W rating defines the maximum continuous output for the connected platform. Typical office workloads will draw well below this limit, keeping internal temperatures modest. Fan speed scales with load, so acoustics remain low during light use. The ATX form factor fits the original chassis airflow path.
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Align the 10-pin plug with the motherboard socket and press firmly until the latch clicks; the step often missed is not seating the latch fully, leaving the connection loose.
The 180W unit uses a standard cooling fan and electrolytic capacitors; expect the fan to need cleaning or replacement after several years of continuous operation.
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