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KHACHIMO 300W ATX power supply unit for Vostro 200 230 270

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO power supply 300W for Vostro 200 230 270

SKU CH-E7VW-6ZWSP

Replacement ATX unit rated 300W for Dell Vostro 200, 230 and 270 desktops

  • TypeATX
  • 300W output powers Vostro 200 230 270 systems
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery

Dell Vostro 200 230 270 replacement

This KHACHIMO power supply is a direct replacement for Dell Vostro 200, 230 and 270 desktops. It delivers 300W through the specific Dell pinout used by these models. The unit is tested working and built to good quality standards. It restores power to systems with a failed original PSU.

Owners of compatible Vostro towers

This unit suits owners of Vostro 200, 230 or 270 towers needing a like-for-like 300W replacement. It is not for builders using standard ATX motherboards that follow the generic 24-pin layout. It also does not serve systems requiring higher wattage or additional PCIe power connectors.

Highlights

  • 300W output powers Vostro 200 230 270 systems
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will this 300W ATX unit fit my Dell Vostro 200, 230 or 270 chassis?

Yes — it is built to the CD4GP / PS-6301-6 form factor used in the Vostro 200, 230 and 270, so the mounting holes and rear bracket line up with those cases.

What is the installation step people most often miss when swapping this PSU?

After securing the four screws, reconnect the 24-pin motherboard cable and the 4-pin CPU power plug; forgetting the CPU power connector is the common oversight that leaves the system dead on first boot.

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