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KHACHIMO
A 460 W ATX server switching power supply tested and confirmed working
This KHACHIMO unit is a 460 watt ATX server switching power supply built for rackmount systems. It carries the RG-M6220-AC460E-F designation and arrives new, tested working and verified for good quality. The ATX form factor allows installation in compatible server chassis requiring this specific model.
Technicians restoring power to a 460 watt ATX server platform will find this direct match appropriate. Builders assembling a new system or those needing a different wattage, connector layout or form factor should look at other options.
| Type | ATX |
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This unit follows the ATX form factor, so it fits standard ATX cases and connects to a 24-pin ATX motherboard connector along with the usual 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power lead.
The supply provides a 24-pin ATX connector; the extra four pins can be left unplugged, allowing it to work with legacy 20-pin motherboards without an adapter.
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