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KHACHIMO ATX switching power supply unit 50W 12V 5V

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PMC50E-1 -XULA Switching Power Supply 5V +-12V 50W

SKU CH-JDZQ-MB9AK

An ATX switching supply delivering 5 V and ±12 V rails at 50 W, tested working and in good quality

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers stable 5 V and ±12 V rails for reliable system operation
  • Tested working to ensure dependable performance out of the box
  • Good-quality components support consistent power delivery
  • 50 W capacity handles typical component loads
  • 12 V output suits standard desktop requirements

Compact ATX Power Supply

This KHACHIMO PMC50E-1 -XULA unit delivers 5 V and ±12 V rails with a 50 W rating in a standard ATX form factor. It arrives new and tested working, making it a direct replacement for compatible systems that require these specific voltages.

Suitable for legacy hardware needing ±12 V lines

Builders restoring vintage PCs or industrial equipment that rely on the 5 V and ±12 V outputs will find this supply appropriate. It is not suited for modern ATX builds that demand higher wattage, dedicated PCIe connectors or active PFC circuitry.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 5 V and ±12 V rails for reliable system operation
  • Tested working to ensure dependable performance out of the box
  • Good-quality components support consistent power delivery
  • 50 W capacity handles typical component loads
  • 12 V output suits standard desktop requirements

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does this unit need a separate ATX motherboard connector to deliver its 5 V and ±12 V rails?

It is an ATX-type supply, so it plugs directly into a standard ATX motherboard header; no extra adapter is required.

Will the 50 W rating be enough if I keep an older graphics card that draws extra power from the 12 V line?

The 12 V rail is part of the 50 W total budget, so an older card that needs more than the remaining headroom may cause shutdowns.

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