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Silver ATX switching power supply unit, 2000W 12V

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PAC2000S12-TE 2000W power supply

SKU CH-E8DN-55DX6

A 2000W ATX switching power supply delivering 12V output, tested and verified working

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 2000 W for high-demand systems
  • 12 V output rail supports standard ATX components
  • Tested and confirmed working before shipment
  • ATX form factor fits typical PC cases

High-wattage ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO PAC2000S12-TE is a 2000W ATX switching power supply supplied in new condition. It has been tested working and is described as good quality by the manufacturer. This unit delivers high output for demanding component configurations.

Suited for high-power single-system builds

Builders assembling workstations or servers that need a 2000W ATX source will find this model appropriate. It is not suited for systems that require modular cable management or for installations where a lower-wattage unit would be more practical.

Highlights

  • Delivers 2000 W for high-demand systems
  • 12 V output rail supports standard ATX components
  • Tested and confirmed working before shipment
  • ATX form factor fits typical PC cases

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How much heat and power draw should I expect from the 2000W supply when it runs continuously?

The unit is rated for 2000 W output; actual heat and mains draw will depend on the load you place on it and the efficiency of the specific design.

What motherboard and component connectors must my build already provide for this ATX power supply to work?

It uses the standard ATX form factor, so your motherboard needs a 24-pin ATX power socket and your CPU and graphics cards must accept the corresponding ATX power cables.

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