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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO SKYNET ADT-9563 12V 3A Power Supply

SKU CH-K4GQ-ENFG8

A 12V 3A switching power supply tested and working for ATX systems

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers stable 12 V 3 A output for reliable component power
  • Tested and confirmed working before dispatch
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Built with quality components for consistent performance

KHACHIMO SKYNET ADT-9563 ATX Power Supply

The KHACHIMO SKYNET ADT-9563 is a new ATX switching power supply delivering 12V at 3A and 5V at 5A. It is built for systems that require these specific voltage rails and has been tested working to confirm good quality. This unit suits standard desktop builds needing reliable power conversion.

Suits builds needing 12V3A and 5V5A ATX output

This supply fits users replacing a unit with the same 12V 3A and 5V 5A ratings in an ATX form factor. Builds requiring higher amperage on the 12V rail or additional connectors such as PCIe power should look at alternative models with those specifications.

Highlights

  • Delivers stable 12 V 3 A output for reliable component power
  • Tested and confirmed working before dispatch
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
  • Built with quality components for consistent performance

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 5 V 5 A or the 12 V 3 A output for my build?

The unit provides both rails simultaneously; the 12 V 3 A rail powers modern CPU and GPU circuits while the 5 V 5 A rail handles legacy drives and logic boards.

What does the 12 V 3 A rating mean once the supply is installed?

It indicates the maximum continuous current available on the 12 V rail, setting the power ceiling for components wired to that voltage.

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