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KHACHIMO
Delivers 900 W to server systems with ATX compatibility
The KHACHIMO PE6650 delivers 900 watts through an ATX form factor designed for server and workstation builds. It suits system integrators and IT professionals who need a high-output unit for multi-drive arrays or compute-heavy workloads. The unit is supplied new and test-working for immediate deployment.
ATX dimensions restrict how much power can be cooled in a single enclosure, so 900W sits near the upper boundary for this footprint. Builders who require redundant supplies or higher continuous loads will need a different chassis standard. Cable routing and connector counts follow the base specification without extra proprietary headers.
| Type | ATX |
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The unit is specified as a 900 W server power supply, indicating continuous delivery at that level under normal operating conditions.
Yes, the ATX type matches the mounting pattern and connector layout used in most rack-mount and tower server cases.
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