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KHACHIMO
High-output ATX power module delivering 2700 W for TDI systems, tested and verified working
The KHACHIMO MER27HIB-P57X00-LF is a 2700W ATX power supply designed for systems that demand very high output. It suits workstations, servers or test rigs where multiple high-draw components share a single rail. The unit is supplied new and has been tested working by the supplier.
Under continuous demand the module delivers its rated 2700W without the short-term peaks that inflate lesser ratings. Stable voltage regulation protects sensitive components during long render, compute or stress-test sessions. Good build quality helps maintain efficiency and thermal performance when the load does not drop.
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The module is tested working and built for steady operation; typical server-grade units of this class run quietly when airflow is adequate.
You need a compatible ATX chassis, motherboard power connectors and sufficient cooling capacity for a 2700W unit.
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