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KHACHIMO
ATX power supply delivering 300 W for standard desktop builds, tested working and listed March 2024
The KHACHIMO SH SB-3163FA is a 300W ATX power supply built for standard desktop systems. It delivers the essential voltage rails required by typical motherboards, processors and drives. The unit is supplied new and has been tested to confirm operation. It suits routine office builds or basic home computers.
This unit fits builders assembling or repairing entry-level PCs with modest power draw. It is not for systems running dedicated graphics cards or high-wattage processors that exceed the 300W capacity. Buyers planning multi-GPU configurations or workstation-class hardware should look at higher-output models.
The 300W rated output is the single figure that determines whether this supply matches a build. Compare the total system power estimate against this limit before purchasing. The ATX form factor ensures physical compatibility with standard cases and motherboards.
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