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- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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The KHACHIMO RP5700 PS-6241-02HD is a 240 W ATX power supply built for standard desktop chassis. It suits owners of systems that originally shipped with this model or an equivalent part number. Tested working and described as good quality, it provides a direct replacement for a failed or ageing unit. Buyers needing higher wattage or a different form factor should look elsewhere.
The supply uses the ATX form factor, so its main board and peripheral plugs fit motherboards and drives designed for that layout. Mounting holes align with regular ATX case cut-outs, allowing a straightforward swap without adapters or case modifications. Systems that require proprietary connector pin-outs or a smaller footprint will not be compatible with this unit.
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The unit is an ATX-type supply rated at 240 W, so the standard limits total output to that figure.
As an ATX form-factor unit it fits the standard ATX mounting pattern and I/O cutout used by most desktop chassis.
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