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KHACHIMO
An 850 W ATX power supply tested working and built for reliable system power
This KHACHIMO unit follows the ATX form factor and delivers 850 W of rated output. It is intended for builders assembling or upgrading a typical tower system that requires a single, reliable power source. The supplier confirms each unit is test working and built to good quality standards.
Under continuous demand the supply maintains its rated 850 W without the short-term peaks that some designs quote. It is not suited for configurations that draw more than this figure over long periods, such as multi-GPU arrays or heavily overclocked workstations. Builders needing higher continuous headroom should look for a unit with a larger wattage rating.
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The supply is rated at 850 W output; actual wall draw depends on system load and efficiency at that load.
A standard 24-pin ATX motherboard connector and the required 8-pin or 6+2-pin PCIe cables for your graphics card are needed.
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