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KHACHIMO
300W ATX server power supply 06F777 PE4600 7000240-0001/0003 tested for reliable operation
The KHACHIMO 06F777 PE4600 is a 300W ATX power supply built for server chassis. It is suited for administrators maintaining legacy rack systems or workstations that require this specific form factor and output. Condition is new and each unit is tested working before dispatch.
The 300W rating supports typical single-socket server boards with modest storage arrays and no discrete accelerators. It runs out when multiple high-draw GPUs, large drive counts or dual high-TDP CPUs are added, so builders planning such expansions need a higher-wattage replacement.
| Type | ATX |
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Yes, the ATX form factor matches standard ATX mounting holes and dimensions used by older ATX power supplies.
The unit was test working before shipment; verify operation by checking that the system powers on, POST completes, and voltages read within ATX tolerances in BIOS or monitoring software.
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