DELL Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 Motherboard Core M-5Y71 1.2GHz V11DG
- 8GB
- Laptop motherboard…
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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 12 V at 10.5 A with 125 W output
This KHACHIMO ATX unit delivers a 12 V rail rated at 10.5 A for a total of 125 W. It suits compact industrial PCs, digital-signage players and test-bench setups that need a standard ATX connector footprint with a focused +12 V output.
The 125 W design keeps heat output modest in typical embedded workloads, allowing quiet fan operation inside ventilated chassis. Power draw at the wall tracks closely with the 125 W DC rating, so a suitably rated AC circuit handles normal use without surprise peaks.
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Mount the ATX unit in the case, connect the 24-pin motherboard cable and the CPU power cable, then secure all screws; the step often missed is plugging in the CPU power connector near the socket.
Clean dust from the fan intake every few months and replace the unit if the 12 V rail can no longer deliver 10.5 A or if the 125 W capacity becomes insufficient for upgraded components.
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