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KHACHIMO ATX power supply unit 300W

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PPS300R-60M 300W power supply

SKU CH-1N9Z-6YFGH

ATX switching power supply delivers 300 W with 60 A output for reliable system operation

  • TypeATX
  • 300 W output powers standard desktop builds
  • ATX form factor fits common chassis layouts
  • Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
  • Unit tested working before dispatch

300W ATX power supply for basic builds

The KHACHIMO PPS300R-60M delivers 300 watts of continuous power in a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for office desktops, low-end workstations and entry-level systems that do not require dedicated graphics cards. The unit has been tested working and is supplied new.

Replaces ageing or failed 300W units

This supply serves as a direct swap for an original 300W ATX unit that has become noisy, unstable or has failed entirely. The upgrade is worthwhile when the existing PSU can no longer hold voltage under load or when a rebuild demands a fresh, tested component. Systems needing more than 300W or additional PCIe connectors are not supported.

Highlights

  • 300 W output powers standard desktop builds
  • ATX form factor fits common chassis layouts
  • Switching topology delivers efficient power conversion
  • Unit tested working before dispatch

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What form factor does the ATX power supply use for case mounting?

It follows the standard ATX form factor so it fits any case with an ATX power-supply bay and the usual four rear mounting holes.

Which cables must be connected first when installing the unit?

Seat the 24-pin motherboard connector and the 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power cable before routing any peripheral leads; skipping the CPU plug is the most common error.

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